I only see the drives in the iscsi initiator as being connected. Disk management and diskpart don't show the drives as being connected.

Yes, I can see the drives and they show the status of connected under the targets tab.

Yes, I am able to see the drives with the starwind initiator but I can't add them into the cluster.

I removed the dell eq HIT software. I am now running only microsoft iscsi initiator with no add-ons. I am able to log on to the starwind target using the iscsi initiator but am unable to see any of the starwind drives in disk management.

Not sure how to set Microsoft iSCSI initiator in legacy mode. Can you point me to any white papers?

Will legacy mode cause any problems if I am using dell equallogic mpio software?

sample from starport.log 4/24 14:16:27.454 CStarPortAPI::GetDevices: Calling STARPORT_IOCTL_TARGET_LIST 4/24 14:16:27.454 CStarPortAPI::GetDevices: Output buffer: 4/24 14:16:27.454 CStarPortAPI::GetDevices: NumberOfTargets = 1 4/24 14:16:27.454 CStarPortAPI::GetDevices: TargetID[0] = 13 4/24 14:16:2...

I have two windows 2008 R2 nodes. Starwind is running on a HP dl320s using a smart array P400. From each node I have made connections to Starwinds using the Starwind iSCSI initiator. The drives are online on one of the server and offline on the other. When I run cluster validation I get the followin...

Anton, that worked. thanks,

Once I change the value <Port value="3999"/> and restart I can no longer connect to the starwind service. When I try and connect to the management console I get "Starwind Service not found on host. :3261". I only changed the port value. If I change it back to 3260 I can connect t...

How do you change the default network port? When I try and modify the port under server settings/Network/modify, the port is grayed out.