You have added a second session to the target. Repeat Steps 8 through 10 to add more sessions paths to the target. With two interfaces on the host and two on the appliance, a total of four sessions can be added.
After you add the desired sessions paths , select the target in the iSCSI Initiator Properties dialog box, and then click Properties to display the dialog box. On the Sessions tab, notice the four session identifiers that correspond to all the possible path permutations. To cancel a session, click to select the check box next to a session identifier, and then click Disconnect. To view devices that are presented within sessions, click the Devices tab. This displays the Device Details dialog box.
You can also see whether the path type is Active or Standby. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first.
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Please refer to the Windows Server Catalog for version compatibility. The first two discussed in the Configuring Multipath-IO section are:. The next sections walkthrough each of these management tasks using the graphical user interface GUI or Windows PowerShell. See the Installing Multipath-IO section for more details. These steps work for Windows Server , R2, , and The only differences between the graphical user interface is the changes in the dialogs visual appearances.
The example provided in this section are taken from Windows Server No 3rd party DSMs are supported. A Reboot Required dialog box will be displayed after completing this configuration. Here is a link to the Resource CD as well as a link to the Deployment guide just in case you need them.
Yes, we used the same MDSM version from 6. We will try again this Saturday. Do we need to un-install MDSM before re-install? Is it the reason for my issue - see multi partition for the same LUN on my server? No that is not the reason that you are seeing 8 VD in disk management. Once you install MPIO and may have to reboot the server you should only see 1 virtual disk showing in disk management.
Please see the screen captured in the attached file. What you are going to have to do is to install the MPIO drivers from the link below as that version is supported for windows
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