Hi Rob, i somewhat fixed the Problem. I also assume its a driver issue of the vendor. But, everything works if the disks are used locally, as i said. My Solution to the problem is not nice but helps me for a while. I only use 1 Disk in Starwind as Bridge Device, then all is ok, regardless of size. I...

Hi Rob, thanks for the response. I dont think this is a Starwind issue. I just wanted to know if anyone had something similar. Anyway, my eastern holidays are messed up already and i keep analysing the problem. I will, by end of this week give a status here about what i have found out. The Starwind ...

Dear Community, i am working with Starwind Software for a few Month now and sofar everything has worked fine. I use Starwind on a iSCSI-SAN in a VMware ESX3.x environment without any Problems up to now. I have setup 2 * 160 GB Drives as Bridge Devices to the ESX Servers and they contain vmfs3 Filest...

Hi Starwind Crew,

after only a few days of testing Starwind and also purchasing, i am very convinced about the product. Nice job, keep on going.

a few clicks, and iSCSI Targets available.

regards

Harry

I have used Diskbridging on SATA Disks. I will do a test on Imagefiles as well, thx for the hint.

I have ESX Server hanging on Boot only if i have removed iSCSI Targets without doing a Rescan on the VMkernel iSCSI initiater. There are some threads in VMware Forum about ESX hangs.

regards

harry

Hi, i have a Quad Xeon System running with Starwind iSCSI and use it with an ESX Server 3.5 Regarding Performance: I have 1 Virtual machine on a Starwin iSCSI Target and cloned it to the other Starwind iSCSI Target. Both Targets are on the same Starwind server. I ended up with a max Bandwidth of 340...