I have created a new volume on the SAN and configured access control for one initiator IP address only. I removed all settings in the initiator. I launched the iSCSI initiator on the server and entered the IP for the SAN. I copied in the IQN of the server.The firewall on the server is off for testing. I do not have any targets listed on the Target tab. I have rebooted the server.
I rebooted a Windows 2012 server that had an iSCSI connection to an Equallogic 6100 SAN. Following the reboot I checked File Explorer and the X: drive was not present. I launched the iSCSI initiator app and the target displays as connected. I disconnect and connected. I checked Disk Manager - ran a re-scan - drive does not appear. I checked the SAN monitoring log and have the following message: Member MOC-MEMBER02Subsystem MgmtExecEvent ID 7.4.3 7.4.24Message iSCSI login to target '172.100.0.10:3260, iqn.2001-05.com.equallogic:0-1cb196-a04af794f-42c004f7b2856e9c-xx-xxxxx-xxxxxx' from initiator '10.100.1.4:49152, iqn.1991-05.com.xxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxx' failed for the following reason: Requested target not found. I do see the volume but it is named "production" Tvideo" I assume it is contained within that volume. Is there a way to look into the volume to see its contents?  What steps do I take to re-mediate the lost SAN drive connection?  Thanks,  Milty       
Equallogic iSCSI connection issue