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How to create iSCSI storage in VMware ESX Server
Before creating a iSCSI storage, create a volume in the
iSCSI SAN first. Please refer to this page:
How to create an EqualLogic SAN Volume for VMware storage
1. Login VI client.
2. Click on Configuration tab.
3. In the left panel, select Storage Adapter under
Hardware.

4. Click Rescan in the right. It will take a while to show
all iSCSI volumes in the Details.

5. Click Properties in the Details panel to iSCSI
Initiator properties.
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