KernSafe Technology

Thanks BR, that makes perfect sense... That being the case, just out of curiosity, how do MAC computers handle using data on Shared folders on a Windows server? Does the same read only rule apply? Cheers! Windows shared folders are supported by SAMBA protocol, which has nothing to do with iSCSI one...

Hi, I would like to know, once configured a target, how to avoid it being connected and mounted on every reboot from the system. I am using Mac OS Sierra 10.2.1, and iSCSI Initiator X 2.20. I found no way to avoid connection though system configuration for every system reboot (I had to manually log-...

Hi Rusty, iSCSI target provides a Disk pseudo "physical" Connection towards initiator though IP network, andit is up to host running initiator to format and partition that hard disk. In my case, I created a iSCSI unit on WD EX2 NAS and afterwards initiated it on a Windows system, from which I format...

Hi,

I just realized, in my case, and probably in rest of people suffering this issue, was not related to KernSafe SW but due to Mac OS NTFS file system read only limitation.

I have confirmed if system has other file system it will get full write access!

BR

Hi Olivia,

Same issue here with a WD EX2 NAS as target. I am using CHAP authentication and in Windows 10 I get full access but on my Mac, using KernSafe iSCSI Initiator X, I get just read only access.

I am using 2.20 version on Mac OS Sierra 10.12.1

BR

Hi,

Just to confirm I just installed iSCSI Initiator X 2.20 to test it on Sierra and it works with a WD EX2 NAS target (read only )

BR