To connect to an iSCSI volume on a Debian or Ubuntu Linux system, you can follow these steps:
open-iscsi package using the apt command. For example:apt install open-iscsi
/etc/iscsi/iscsid.conf file and set the node.startup option to automatic. For example:node.startup = automatic
This will cause the iSCSI initiator to automatically connect to iSCSI targets at startup.
iscsid service using the systemctl command. For example:systemctl restart iscsid
iscsiadm command. For example:iscsiadm -m discovery -t st -p iscsi-target-ip-address
This will discover the iSCSI targets on the specified IP address.
iscsiadm command. For example:iscsiadm -m node -T target-iqn -p iscsi-target-ip-address -l
This will log in to the iSCSI targets with the specified IQN and IP address.
iscsiadm command. For example:iscsiadm -m session
This will display the status of the iSCSI targets.
It's important to note that you may need to have root privileges to install packages, edit configuration files, and restart services.
For more information about connecting to an iSCSI volume on a Debian or Ubuntu Linux system, you can refer to the iscsiadm manual page or use the --help option. For example:
man iscsiadm
iscsiadm --help
It's also important to note that you may need to configure the iSC