Using a share on WinServer 2003 as a target from another server. (Share is an empty disk)
Initiator (under "Targets") has Access setting "read only"
Receiving error message on vSphere console when attempting to add the share as new storage on ESXi 4 server:
Call "HostDatastoreSystem.CreateVmfsDatastore" for object "ha-datastoresystem" on ESXi "cma-xen" failed.
No other diagnostic data is displayed or logged. Is it possible that this is an authority issue? Under which user/authority are writes executed? (Do I need to have an Active Directory userid for the target server included in the iStorage user & group containers?)
I've verified the CHAP settings.
thanks for any help.
How to change access on target from Read Only
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Re: How to change access on target from Read Only
Which version are you using?
1.x:
do you have add the log-on use to a group and select the group to "Read Write Groups" of your target? You can modify target settings by:
right click on the target node item in the left tree, and then select Edit Target.
2.x:
Just create a full-access group and add this use to the group the target should be inherit from global authorization mode; or add a group which hold the user to target's CHAP page, the target should not be inherit from global authorization mode.
1.x:
do you have add the log-on use to a group and select the group to "Read Write Groups" of your target? You can modify target settings by:
right click on the target node item in the left tree, and then select Edit Target.
2.x:
Just create a full-access group and add this use to the group the target should be inherit from global authorization mode; or add a group which hold the user to target's CHAP page, the target should not be inherit from global authorization mode.
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Re: How to change access on target from Read Only
The r/w access problem was caused by an authentication error.
I added a local user account to the the server where the target disk array is attached and added this user to a group with read/write access to the array.
This eliminated the read/only problem.
I added a local user account to the the server where the target disk array is attached and added this user to a group with read/write access to the array.
This eliminated the read/only problem.