itpro wrote:
You can diable the iSCSI service if you remote desktop to the windows desktop and go to services and “Stop”, then “Disable” Starwind iSCSI Target service. Thread below says the same thing…That product is new, so I will not be surprised that it cause issues…
Google for StarWind. It’s not new, the software has 10+ year history. And it has nothing to do with misconfiguration (installing multiple services listening to the same iSCSI port, it’s pretty classic winner-takes-all situation when first run service grabs the port leaving others with nothing). Bing StarWind to the different port. Next update will check for present “alient” iSCSI software and ask either remove it or use other port by default.
