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• Rollback—Use this option to rollback an iSCSI Virtual Disk to a previous
Snapshot. This operation uses the
temp
directory located at
C:\Windows\Temp
. Ensure that the
temp
directory contains sufficient
space to store the differential data. The rollback fails if enough space. is
not available.
a
Right-click on the snapshot and select
Rollback to Snapshot
. In the
pop-up message, select
Yes
.
b
To check the status of rollback, go to the
Devices
tab. The rollback
progress is displayed in % (percentage) in the Virtual Disk section of
the middle-pane.
c
You can also abort a rollback operation. Abort a rollback, if you can
rollback to a different snapshot. Otherwise it is highly recommended
that you allow the rollback to complete.
NOTE: If you rollback, all data on the current Virtual Disk is lost. Disconnect
all iSCSI Targets from initiator that are using this Virtual Disk. If the Virtual Disk
mounted as a read/write disk, dismount the Virtual Disk before the rollback.
Disconnecting/Cleaning Up iSCSI Devices
This section describes the procedure for cleanup operations to be performed
on iSCSI devices. You must perform the procedure cleanup operations on
both iSCSI Target and ISCSI Initiator.
From Initiator
Disconnect an active connection with Target by stopping the iSCSI
I/O operations that are running on that Target device by performing the
following steps:
1
Go to
Start
→
All Programs
→
Microsoft iSCSI Initiator
→
iSCSI
Initiator Properties
→
Ta rg et s
tab.
2
Select the Target that is
Connected
and select
Details
.
3
The
Target Properties
screen appears. In the
Sessions
tab, select the check
box beside the Identifier and click
Logoff
. The connection is disconnected.
4
In the
iSCSI Initiator Properties
screen, go to
Persistent Targets
tab and
remove entries of persistent Targets.
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