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46 Detailed End-to-End iSCSI Setup
3
After making necessary changes, click
OK
.
NOTICE: Although you do not change the default settings, go to Volume
Properties Shadow Copies Settings and click OK. Perform this action especially
in a PowerVault NX1950 cluster solution to ensure proper Snapshot recovery in the
event of cluster node failure. Active snapshots may be lost on account of a cluster
node failure, if you do not have enough space or if you have not configured the
Snapshots properly. When the Snapshot size exceeds the maximum size of the
storage area, the oldest snapshot is deleted.
NOTE: Each volume can have up to 512 snapshots for iSCSI Virtual Disks,
irrespective of the number of Virtual Disks created in the volume. Snapshots are
space efficient because they are differential copies.
Scheduling Snapshots
To Schedule Snapshots for iSCSI Virtual Disks, perform the following steps:
1
Go to
PowerVault NX 1950 Management Console
Microsoft iSCSI
Software Target
.
2
Go to the
Snapshots
tab, right-click
Schedules
and select
Create
Schedule
.
3
The
Welcome to the Schedule Snapshot Wizard
screen is displayed.
Click
Next
.
4
The Schedule Actions screen is displayed and the following options are
available:
Take snapshots of the Virtual Disks (default)
Take snapshots of the Virtual Disks and mount the
snapshots locally
Select one option and click
Next
.
5
In a PowerVault NX1950 cluster solution, the
Resource Group
screen is
displayed. Select the
Resource Group
as
Cluster Group
from the
drop-down menu. If your system is configured with 3.1 iSCSI Target, select
the
Resource Group
as
iSCSI HA instance
from drop-down menu.
6
In the
Name
screen, enter a Schedule name and click
Next
.
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