I'm evaluating both openfiler and FreeNAS for internal backup media duties.
I have no idea if this is a FreeNAS issue or globalSAN initiator issue but I cannot authenticate using the globalSAN initiator to FreeNAS iSCSI. If I set CHAP to None, everything works fine.
If I enable CHAP, FreeNAS logs:
Aug 31 23:15:24 freenas istgt[28967]: istgt_iscsi.c:1603:istgt_iscsi_auth_params: ***ERROR*** auth failed (user itw)
Aug 31 23:15:24 freenas istgt[28967]: istgt_iscsi.c:2360:istgt_iscsi_op_login: ***ERROR*** iscsi_auth_params() failed
FreeNAS seems to require Always send 'Session Type' so I have that enabled. Always send 'AuthMethod' setting makes no difference set either on or off.
It gives identical error logging if Mutual CHAP is enabled.
To check that I had things configured correctly, I created a ubuntu 10.04 VM initiator and everything worked great.
I have no idea if this is a FreeNAS issue or globalSAN initiator issue but I cannot authenticate using the globalSAN initiator to FreeNAS iSCSI. If I set CHAP to None, everything works fine.
If I enable CHAP, FreeNAS logs:
Aug 31 23:15:24 freenas istgt[28967]: istgt_iscsi.c:1603:istgt_iscsi_auth_params: ***ERROR*** auth failed (user itw)
Aug 31 23:15:24 freenas istgt[28967]: istgt_iscsi.c:2360:istgt_iscsi_op_login: ***ERROR*** iscsi_auth_params() failed
FreeNAS seems to require Always send 'Session Type' so I have that enabled. Always send 'AuthMethod' setting makes no difference set either on or off.
It gives identical error logging if Mutual CHAP is enabled.
To check that I had things configured correctly, I created a ubuntu 10.04 VM initiator and everything worked great.
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I have no idea if this is a FreeNAS issue or globalSAN initiator issue but I cannot authenticate using the globalSAN initiator to FreeNAS iSCSI. If I set CHAP to None, everything works fine. If I enable CHAP, FreeNAS logs: Aug 31 23:15:24 freenas istgt28967: istgtiscsi.c:1603:istgtiscsiauthparams:.ERROR. auth failed (user itw). As I described in previous posts, I setup an iSCSI target with Solaris COMSTAR backed by a ZFS volume.I want to use this volume as a disk for Mac OS X Time Machine. This way, I'll get the best of the two technologies: a pretty looking and easy to manage Time Machine for backing up my MacBook backed by an enterprise-level, redundant and scalable ZFS volume published as an iSCSI target over my.