Did you test this with ESX 3?

Hi - Like what you have built for the community. As you have created a specialist appliance from the ground up, I think documentation would be advisable. More chance of getting people to vote for you if a quick start guide to LUN creation and mapping for hosts were to be included. The Sourgeforge contains very technical documents - I support your submission and congratulate you on an emerging field which as users awareness grows will add instant benefits to the majority of infrastructures.

Thanks

Install the iSCSI Initiator from MS.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=12cb3c1a-15d6-4585-b385-befd1319f825&DisplayLang=en

DFS?

You will need to put both on the same subnet. Make sure both are on the same virtual network. If you cannot change the Windows server's IP address, you have to login to the iSCSI appliance as root, the run IFCONFIG. Search the net on the usage of the IFCONFIG command. (Sorry, it's been awhile since I had to do that.)

So you're saying you put your server on 192.168.237.x, the same as the iSCSI appliance. Are both the server and the iSCSI using the same vnet? Can you ping the other machine from either one?

HI;

How you connect?