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TeraStation III iSCSI User Manual 46

Create Volume

To display, click

Create Volume

on the Volume

Conguration

Screen.

Volume Name Enter a name of the volume.

* You can enter up to 12bytes (UTF-8). Do not use multi-byte characters.

* Alphanumeric characters, and -(hyphen) may be used.

* Do not use a number or symbol as the rst character.

Volume Description Enter a description for the volume.

* You can enter up to 75 bytes (UTF-8).

* Alphanumeric characters, multi-byte characters, -(hyphen), _(underscore), and spaces

may be used.

Disk Area Select hard disk space to create a volume.

Size Enter the volume capacity (size).

Access Control Click Enable for Access Control to apply Access Restrictions.

You will be required to enter the user name and password you entered here when

connecting with iSCSI Connection Tool.

Select Mutual Authorization on the User Authorization screen upon connection when

you have set the password in Password (Mutual Authentication). The screen to enter the

mutual authentication password is displayed again. Enter the mutual authentication

password you set and connect to the unit.

To restrict access by IP address, click Enable for IP Address Restriction. Only IP addresses

that are entered in the IP Address List are allowed access.

Input parameters for IP address restrictions

• Enter all IP addresses as 192.168.11.1,192.168.11.2.

• Use commas to separate IP addresses.

• You can simply type 192.168.11.1 if there is only one IP address.

• All IP addresses will be allowed if nothing is entered.

• Only entered IP address(es) are allowed to connect.

Advanced Settings Not supported.

If you change settings here and can no longer connect to a volume, restore default

settings and recongure.

LVM

Logical Volume

Manager (LVM)

Selecting a drive and clicking Enable LVM will enable the Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

for the selected drive.

Selecting a drive and clicking Disable LVM will disable the Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

for the selected drive.