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Re: Setup
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2014-03-18
08:34 AM
2014-03-18
08:34 AM
Setup
I am trying to achieve the following setup but I am not sure wether or not it is possible:
Create an iSCSI target to connect my ReadyNAS Ultra 4 to a server, but I want to use the ReadyNAS to copy from certain shares on to the the iSCSI volume whereas I can use backup exec on the server reading directly from the ReadyNAS via iSCSI.
I am welcome to any simpler ideas as I imagine there are many out there.
Create an iSCSI target to connect my ReadyNAS Ultra 4 to a server, but I want to use the ReadyNAS to copy from certain shares on to the the iSCSI volume whereas I can use backup exec on the server reading directly from the ReadyNAS via iSCSI.
I am welcome to any simpler ideas as I imagine there are many out there.
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2014-03-19
09:50 AM
2014-03-19
09:50 AM
Re: Setup
Are you just trying to create backups of existing share on a server to the ReadyNAS?
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2014-03-20
09:16 AM
2014-03-20
09:16 AM
Re: Setup
I am trying to use symantec backup exec (on a server) to back up the data that is already on the ReadyNAS, ideally to read directly from it. Which is why i thought iSCSI might work.
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2014-03-20
02:36 PM
2014-03-20
02:36 PM
Re: Setup
Unfortunately the Ultra 4 does not support iSCSI. There is a RALUS agent that you can download from ReadyNAS.com that can be used with certain version of Symantec BE to remotely backup files from ReadyNAS
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2014-03-21
03:45 AM
2014-03-21
03:45 AM
Re: Setup
Apologies we have the ReadyNAS Pro 4 which does support iSCSI, I managed to setup a iSCSI target and made it visible to our server but the ReadyNAS doesnt seem to allow me to backup a share to the iSCSI volume.
The reason I am trying this approach was because we didn't have much luck trying the remote agent add-on but I guess I may have to try again if this current option will not work.
The reason I am trying this approach was because we didn't have much luck trying the remote agent add-on but I guess I may have to try again if this current option will not work.
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2014-03-27
12:11 PM
2014-03-27
12:11 PM
Re: Setup
You will not be able to transfer NAS (share) data over iSCSI. NAS ans SAN protocols are incompatible as one is Files based and the other block based.
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