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10.05.2012 · Regarding NFS vs ISCSI on Nexenta when using it as a storage backend for virtualization you can go either way. There are pros and cons with them both. From a performance point of view it does not matter at all. They both perform equally well, but you have to tune your system for whatever protocol you chose to use.

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Would you recommend iSCSI, NFS or iSCSI w/ ZFS? Eventually it would be nice to migrate the VMs between the two servers (not as a cluster ...

Aug 06, 2019 · NFS is built for data sharing among multiple client machines. On the opposite end, iSCSI is a block protocol which supports a single client for each volume on the server. While it does permit applications running on a single client machine to share remote data, it is not the best for sharing data across machines.

NFS will allow you use storage space more efficiently than an iscsi storage device. Using LACP for link aggregation will allow you to achieve sufficient ...

[PVE-User] Shared storage on NAS speed - LVM(over iSCSI) vs NFS. Mikhail. 5 years ago ... I have a 2-node cluster here, running Proxmox 4.4.

Protocols: NFS is mainly a file-sharing protocol, while ISCSI is a block-level based protocol. File System: At the server level, the file system is handled in NFS. Guest OS takes care of the file system.

NFS works on multiple nodes and can be written to simultaneously. Using NFSv4 gives you more fine grained permissions and control as well, while providing more speed than NFSv3. Let me clarify, iSCSI will get formatted to your FS of choice and you'll control permissions that way, since it's block storage.

May 08, 2012 · The question is rather if you want to be able to use the LVM group functions within proxmox then you need to go with ISCSI (to have proxmox do online backup of your VM's). But then again ZFS has the snapshot functionality in the file system so you could simply go with NFS and let Nexenta take care of the snapshots/backup of VM's.

Proxmox with ISCSI or NFS ... I have some Chelsio 10GB cards I got from work. I was thinking of putting on in my Proxmox and one in my FreeNAS box ...

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Shutdown and Mount NFS Datastore(s) to Proxmox ... Map the iSCSI disk or disks that contain all of the VM disks you want to migrate.

iSCSI is not for creating network shares. iSCSI is not for sharing out your movie collection, or serving files. Not by itself, at least. It's strictly for a chunk of remote storage and treating it almost exactly as if it were a locally attached hard drive. NFS, on the other hand, is protocol for network file sharing.

iSCSI is not for creating network shares. iSCSI is not for sharing out your movie collection, or serving files. Not by itself, at least. It's strictly for a chunk of remote storage and treating it almost exactly as if it were a locally attached hard drive. NFS, …

I recently discovered that a lot of people around me are using nfs instead of iscsi on a PVE platform. The main reason for it seems that ...

Proxmox VE 6.2 NFS vs. CIFS vs. iSCSI (2020) ?Besser als VMware? #deutsch #tutorial #howto #storage. 0 Less than a minute ...

06.08.2019 · NFS and iSCSI are fundamentally different ways of data sharing. NFS is built for data sharing among multiple client machines. On the opposite end, iSCSI is a block protocol which supports a single client for each volume on the server. While it does permit applications running on a single client machine to share remote data, it is not the best ...