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iSCSI target shows service connection to ESXi host IP, not VMKernel NIC

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Hello,

 

I finally have gotten our new ESXi 6.7 to find the iSCSI target in our network.  It looks like I can create a datastore now, but I'm concerned that the iSCSI target shows the ESXI host's IP address (x.x.x.6) in its connection properties, not the VMKernel NIC IP (x.x.x.47), as I expected.  The iSCSI target is on a Synology NAS box.

 

There are 4 physical NICs:
vmnic0
vmnic1
vmnic2
vmnic3

 

There are 2 virtual switches:
vSwitch0 - (Management Network & VM Network) vmnic0, vmnic1

vSwitch1 - (iscsi) vmnic2, vmnic3

 

There are 2 VMKernel NICs:

vmk0 - Management Network portgroup, x.x.x.6

vmk1 - iscsi portgroup, x.x.x.47

 

The iSCSI Software Adapter, vmhba64, successfully found the target (x.x.x.80).  It reports "No port bindings."  Is that a problem?


Does anyone know why the iSCSI target is showing the host IP, x.x.x.6 and not the vmk1 IP, x.x.x.47?  Let me know if you need more information.

 

Thanks,
-Stacey-


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