Back to working on this setup in my lab. Performance has been terrible. I ended up enabling jumbo frames on my nexus switch and have updated the QOS settings on the switch (specific model doesn't support per-interface MTU settings) and have changed the MTU on both Starwinds data interfaces to 9000 a...

I figured out my issue. apparently when I added the two new VSAN vlans i setup i neglected to add them into my OSPF config on switch so the interfaces weren't reachable from the PVE servers. Once I updated it looks like its gonna work now. I just need to get rid of the old target address.

It's a proxmox cluster. i didn't have any luck pointing it to the data interface IPs but it would point to the mgt interfaces. I assume its using that as the transfer is super slow. Difference in 1g interface vs 2 40g interfaces.

In same boat here. I've trying to connect a 740xd that i've installed Starwinds on. That portion is fine. On the vsan box I've got a single nic for management and two interfaces in two separate subnets that i have setup for data. I'm trying to ensure the actual iscsi traffic goes over the data inter...

Leave root/starwind. The creds on top of the script are not the creds you use to log into the VM. Check this out https://forums.starwindsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6852&p=37208&hilit=HINT8#p37208. Yeah i had seen that. I wasn't sure though why i was getting the 200 error. Turns out...

I'm also trying to get this created as well. I've modified with my server IP. When I run the script I get 200 Failed: operation cannot be completed.. I did change the creds to be sure and i got a credential failure so i think the root cred is correct but not sure if there is way to see in logs what ...