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DataKeeper for Windows All Documentation - SIOS

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Creation of Mirror and Configuration of Cluster8. Upon completion, the message “Installation succeeded” will be displayed.9. Repeat these steps <strong>for</strong> all servers in the cluster.Creation of Mirror and Configuration of Cluster1. Create your <strong>DataKeeper</strong> volumes and your cluster. See Creating a <strong>DataKeeper</strong> Volume Resource inWSFC <strong>for</strong> reference.IMPORTANT: The iSCSI Target Role only supports <strong>DataKeeper</strong> Volumes that aremirrors of Simple Volumes placed on Basic Disks. If any of your mirrors areusing volumes such as Striped or Spanned volumes on a Dynamic Disk on eitherthe source or target system, then you cannot create an iSCSI Target role that usesthose <strong>DataKeeper</strong> Volume resources <strong>for</strong> storage.2. From the <strong>Windows</strong> Failover Cluster Manager UI (cluadmin.msc), select Configure Role andnavigate to the screen to select the iSCSI target role.3. Select iSCSI Target Server role and select Next.4. The Client Access Point page appears. Type the Client Access Point name and IP address <strong>for</strong> theiSCSI Target Server instance.IMPORTANT: This name and IP address will be used later by clients toaccess the server address, so it should be recorded in DNS. This is veryimportant <strong>for</strong> the servers to be able to resolve these names.5. On the Select Storage dialog, select your <strong>DataKeeper</strong> volume(s).<strong>DataKeeper</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Windows</strong> Technical <strong>Documentation</strong>Page 123

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