Networking+| 14.1.5 |Configure an iSCSI Target
Lab 14.1.5: Configure an iSCSI Target
In this guided lab, we walk through the process of configuring an iSCSI virtual disk on CorpiSCSI, a key skill for anyone working with enterprise storage, virtualization, or preparing for CompTIA Server+ and Network+ certifications.
Lab Objectives:
Your task is to configure an iSCSI target using the following settings:
• Use space on Volume D:
• Name the virtual disk iSCSIDisk1
• Set the size to 5 TB
• Choose Dynamically expanding as the disk type
• Assign a new iSCSI target called iSCSITarget1
• Grant access to CorpFiles16 as the iSCSI initiator server
Why This Matters:
iSCSI allows block-level storage over IP networks—essential for scalable, cost-effective storage in virtualized environments. This lab helps you understand how to provision storage, manage access, and simulate real-world server setups.
Who This Is For:
• IT learners and certification candidates
• Project managers seeking infrastructure fluency
• Educators and tech mentors building lab-based tutorials
• Anyone curious about storage networking fundamentals
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