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fickle · 2007-10-08 09:07:37

hi guys,

i had an overview of what iSCSI is and was curious if the 323 can be presented as one?

cheers

fordem · 2007-10-08 15:32:11

Theoretically yes - it's a matter of finding (or writing) iSCSI target software that will run on the DNS-323, and I'll be the first to admit, that is easier said than done, at least for me .

If you'd like to get some hands on with iSCSI - take a look at Nimbus MySAN - www.nimbusdata.com - for target software that runs on the Windows platform and Microsoft has iSCSI initiator software for the later Windows OS's

fickle · 2007-10-09 02:04:16

yeah, i know MS can do iSCSI, but the SAN/LAN device needs to be an initiator (i think). id love to mount my XP MC with the 323 as iSCSI that way i can transcode files to the XB360

just a thought

fordem · 2007-10-09 02:37:42

The SAN device which physically contains the storage is the target - the initiator is the "client" or host to which the storage will appear to be attached.

fickle · 2007-10-09 03:34:29

sorry, i had it backwards ... but at least i had the idea correct

fickle · 2007-10-09 03:35:46

anyone here wanna try and create the code which will enable the 323 to be presented as an iSCSI device? this would help a LOT of us Windows XP / Vista MC users

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