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22.04.2020 · ZFS over iSCSI for Proxmox and FreeNAS April 22, 2020 Updated: still using GrandWazoo’s FreeNAS ZFS over iSCSI plugin on TrueNAS 12.0-U4.1 and Proxmox 6.4-13. I’m pretty sure I read in the issues section on Github that it works with Proxmox 7, maybe someday soon I’ll give it a try.

Apr 22, 2020 · Updated: still using GrandWazoo’s FreeNAS ZFS over iSCSI plugin on TrueNAS 12.0-U4.1 and Proxmox 6.4-13. I’m pretty sure I read in the issues section on Github that it works with Proxmox 7, maybe someday soon I’ll give it a try. They have updated it so you won’t need to run the patch commands again after a kernel upgrade.

Well, "somebody from proxmox" is an idiot, then. TrueNAS doesn't give a crap what you're running over iSCSI. It's a block SAN protocol.

Edit Zvol in TrueNAS (Editors note: Using TrueNas 12.0-U4 when this is written) You need to login to your TrueNAS instance and go to Storage -> Pools and click on the three dots to the right of the Zvol and choose edit Zvol. In the new window appearing you need to choose a larger number of the size and press Save.

Jan 21, 2021 · Using proxmox 6.3-3 attempting to add iscsi from a TrueNAS core 12.0-U1.1. Adding iScsi through the UI or manually through iscsiadm works, but it ends up creating TWO devices for the same target, which then has LVM creation fail. The truenas box works fine to provide iscsi targets to other...

Nov 16, 2021 · Well, "somebody from proxmox" is an idiot, then. TrueNAS doesn't give a crap what you're running over iSCSI. It's a block SAN protocol. As long as you can get the client to attach the iSCSI disks, you can put whatever you want on them, and it can certainly be ZFS if you want.

08.05.2021 · To add iSCSI TrueNAS to VMware ESXi Host. Login to VMware ESXI Host Select storage, Select Adapters tab and then select Software iSCSI. iSCSI enabled tab, choose Enabled. Network port binding – select add port binding. Select a VMkernel interface and then click select. Dynamic targets tab – select add dynamic targets

ArchLinux install built under Proxmox. But next week we pop the USB load Hyper-V and just reconnect the ISCSI drive and continue on our merry way. One of the things we test is offline migration between different hyper-visors if needed. One cool thing we set up was 4 different hypervisors, Esxi, Proxmox, Hyper-V, and Xen, we fire a script that ...

19.11.2021 · - it seems to be automated creation on truenas of a zvol & iscsi share from the proxmox side - that is afterwards used as image to allow proxmox to create and control zvols&iscsi shares on truenas might be convenient but I would not allow this from a security perspective in production - unless i misunderstood the security implication

TrueNAS and Proxmox management are on the 192.168.1.x network. Ubuntu/Plex VM is on 192.168.99.x ... iSCSI instead of network share maybe?

Updated: still using GrandWazoo's FreeNAS ZFS over iSCSI plugin on TrueNAS 12.0-U4.1 and Proxmox 6.4-13. I'm pretty sure I read in the ...

1.3 Prepare iSCSI. 1.3.1 Enable iSCSI. 1.3.2 Create Portal. 1.3.3 Create Target. 2 Proxmox. 2.1 Lets create the SSH keys on the proxmox boxes. (The IP must match your iSCSI Portal IP) 2.2 Enable "Log in as root with password" under Services -> SSH on the FreeNAS box. 2.3 Make an SSH connection from every node to the iSCSI Portal IP.

an iSCSI share on a FreeNAS server which will be available in the Proxmox VE server. Which can be used as vm storage or backup of your vm's ...

Rescan ISCSI targets on PVE hosts (Editors note: Using Proxmox 6.4-8 when this is written) Login to the ProxMox Virtual Environment (PVE) host and do a rescan of ISCSI target with the follow command iscsiadm --mode session --rescan 3. Check target size on the PVE host you need to check is the rescan did the work by issuing the command lsblk

ZFS over iSCSI to FreeNAS API's from Proxmox VE. Contribute to TheGrandWazoo/freenas-proxmox development by creating an account on GitHub.

23.01.2021 · Using proxmox 6.3-3 attempting to add iscsi from a TrueNAS core 12.0-U1.1. Adding iScsi through the UI or manually through iscsiadm works, but it ends up creating TWO devices for the same target, which then has LVM creation fail. The truenas box works fine to provide iscsi targets to other machines.

Enable iSCSI Services -> iSCSI -> start and enable iSCSI Create Portal Create Portal if it doesn't already exist Sharing -> Block Shares (iSCSI) -> Portals -> ADD Save Create Target Sharing -> Block Shares (iSCSI) -> Targets -> ADD Save Proxmox Lets create the SSH keys on the proxmox boxes. (The IP must match your iSCSI Portal IP)

Our current Proxmox cluster is connected to a single TrueNas Core ... as a ZFS drive in Proxmox - an ZFS/iSCSI/ZFS sandwich so to say :)

Just spun up a new lab to test the new release but TrueNAS Scale is now using SCST for ISCSI and we don't have SCST option in Proxmox.

Proxmox · Lets create the SSH keys on the proxmox boxes. · Enable "Log in as root with password" under Services -> SSH on the FreeNAS box. · Make an SSH connection ...