If you have stored your data in an iSCSI target volume, you can connect to the iSCSI volume and recover data. The iSCSI volume lets you manage data and transfer data over a network.
Follow these steps:
The target machine boots into the Arcserve UDP Agent (Linux) Live CD environment. On the screen, the IP address of the target machine is displayed.
/etc/init.d/iscsid start
iscsiadm -m discovery -t sendtargets -p <ISCSI-SERVER-IP-ADDRESS>:<Port_Number>
The default port value of iSCSI target host is 3260.
#fdisk -l
iscsiadm -m node -T <iSCSI Target IQN name> -p <ISCSI-SERVER-IP-ADDRESS>:<Port_Number> -l
You can see a block device in the /dev directory of the target node.
#fdisk -l
You can see an additional device named /dev/sd<x> on the target node.
For example, consider the name of the device is /dev/sdc. This device name is used to create a partition and a file system in the following steps.
# mkdir /iscsi
# mount /dev/sdc1 /iscsi
Note: When you specify the session location in the Restore Wizard, you need to select Local and enter the path /iscsi.
Example: <path>/iscsi
The target machine can now connect to the iSCSI volume and can recover data from the iSCSI volume.
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