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Create volume and LUN in netapp

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Create volume and LUN in netapp

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First we create a volume, to do this we go to Storage > Volu ===

In this entry we are going to see how to create a volume and a LUN in a Netapp array and how to mount the disk on a GNU/Linux server

First we create a volume, for this we go to Storage > Volumes > Create 

A configuration wizard opens, where we indicate the name, he storage type (in this almost SAB) and the disk capacity.

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Once the volume has been created, we are going to LUNs > Create.

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We give it a name, the type of system on which we are going to mount the disk and the capacity.

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We select the option of an already existing volume for the LUN and using Browse we indicate the previously created volume.

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We select Add initiator Group

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We configure a name and the operating system.

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In initiators we add the initiator of the server where we are going to mount the disk.

Bash
cat /etc/iscsi/initiatorname.iscsi

InitiatorName=iqn.1994-05.com.redhat:89f13afj4bf

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Once the LUN is created we must mount it in our system, I leave how to do it in the following entry:

Installation and configuration of ISCSI DM-Multipath in GNU/linux

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