[转]Installing and Configuring target iSCSI server on Windows Server 2012

　　最近研究Windows Server 2012，准备搭建一个高可用集群平台，想用windows iscsi target来模拟一个iSCSI SAN环境，原来现在的iSCSI Target不能安装了，看了一下windows server 2012里面已经预先集成了，安装就好，具体位置在 File Storage Role -> iSCSI Target Service，然后配置就可以了。
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　　源地址：http://blogs.technet.com/b/meamcs/archive/2012/03/30/installing-and-configuring-target-iscsi-server-on-windows-server-8-beta.aspx
　　Installing and Configuring target iSCSI server on Windows Server 2012

　　iSCSI Software Target is now part of windows Server 8 Beta Roles and features, In this post i will walkthrough installing and configuring iSCSI software target.
　　Important Notes:

　　- iSCSI Target server now is integrated with Windows Failover clustering to provide HA for iSCSI target server, however in this post we will be  configuring a stand-alone iSCSI target server.

　　- Windows PowerShell can be used to install and configure iSCSI target server.

　　Environment details:

　　- Single iSCSI server IP address: 192.168.0.217

　　- File server “ServerA” IP address: 192.168.0.215

　　- File server “ServerB” IP address: 192.168.0.216

　　1. To install Windows server 8 iSCSI target open Server Manager and click Add Roles and Features then walkthrough the installation as per the below screenshots
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　　2. After installation is complete successfully we will now configure the iSCSI target server as per the following

　　- We will have single VHD of 5 VHDs

　　- Access is allowed to two file server nodes

　　o 192.168.0.215
　　o 192.168.0.216

　　- Storage target name is File Server

　　To complete iSCSI target server the configuration go to Server Manager , click File and Storage Services then follow the screenshots below;
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　　Go to iSCSI Virtual disks and click “Launch the New Virtual Disk wizard to create a virtual disk” and walk through the Virtual Disks and targets creation
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　　3. To connect File Server nodes to iSCSI target open Server Manager click Tools and select iSCSI Initiator then proceed with the configuration as per the below screenshots
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　　Now we open disk management to make sure that the disk is presented correctly
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　　Repeat step 3 for the second file server node.


　　Windows Server 8, iSCSI target, Windows Server 2012