Microsoft Iscsi Disk Error

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Iscsi Initiator Connection Failed

I am trying to create iSCSI virtual disk on Windows Server 2012, I have added the "iSCSI Target

Windows 2012 Iscsi Virtual Disk Status Error

Server" role, but when I try to create a virtual disk, I receive an error message stating "Unable to connect to the server"! Please help.....Thanks. Saturday, February 09, 2013 3:51

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PM Reply | Quote Answers 0 Sign in to vote How weird it is. I ran into the same issue however I was able to fix it. Funny thing is that the first server I installed Server 2012 it was Standard Edition and everything went well with creating iSCSI VHD. Second server, it was Datacenter Edition (Thanks MSDN) and ran into microsoft iscsi initiator service stopping the message: The Microsoft iSCSI Software Target service could not create the virtual disk using device s:\iscsi\backup.vhd. The operation failed with error code 2147942560. I said no way! So, I started to pock around thinking that my NIC Teaming was the issue, removed it, rebooted, nope! Then looking in the logs (you have two sets of logs, one for iSCSI and one on the local server tab, look for iscsi in the filter) I found the following: In the logs, you should see a message similar to this one: Status 0x00001069 determining that device interface Marked as answer by Saman111 Saturday, April 13, 2013 2:39 PM Thursday, April 11, 2013 8:30 PM Reply | Quote All replies 1 Sign in to vote Hi, When trying to create a VHD file, it will ask for choosing a server and a volume to create. Are you choosing the local server or another server in server pool? As a workaround, please go to Disk Management to create a VHD file on a local volume, then right click and choose "Import iSCSI virtua

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