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Old 8th August 2012, 19:32
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Hi ,

My client allocate the full 3 TB space to a single LUN0 so now Is it possible to refetch the space from existing LUN on iscsi storage ? its dell pe2950

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Is this anything to do with virtualisation, or is it a hardware issue?
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Thanks for your quick reply ,

Actually its iscsi storage configuration problem ...i am new in storage configuration...so is it possible to fetch teh free space from existing LUN and reallocate it to the new LUN.

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Do you mean a Dell PowerEdge 2950 which is a server?
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Moved to Misc Hardware pending anywhere better to put it
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You would need to destroy the LUN to reallocate the space.

Can you please tell us what your storage actually is as a PE2950 is a server and has no iSCSI capabilities.
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Hi ,

we have implement a freenas on this server , so you mean to say we need to remove the lun0 first then only we can create ? Also is it possible for a freenas to support 2 or more lun on storage.

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I have no experience with freenas but with our EMC storage we would need to remove the LUNS from the raid group to re-jig them to the sizes we required.

No idea on the others.

Probably the best place to start would be here

http://www.freenas.org/

Documentation here

http://doc.freenas.org/index.php/Main_Page
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Yeah, but with NetApp you can resize it on the fly.
But with Freenas I think you'll need to destroy them and recreate them again.
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