iscsi extent devices missing?

[HDmac]

I've been running VM's off iscsi for weeks but today I went to start my VM's and they said the volumes were missing. They don't recognize any LUN's in the target. I then checked the iscsi extents in truenas and the 'devices' drop-down is empty and I can't select any of my zvol either.

Not sure what to do from here?

 

[morganL]

I've been running VM's off iscsi for weeks but today I went to start my VM's and they said the volumes were missing. They don't recognize any LUN's in the target. I then checked the iscsi extents in truenas and the 'devices' drop-down is empty and I can't select any of my zvol either.

Not sure what to do from here?

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[HDmac]

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Can you be more specific on the rules I violated?

 

[morganL]

Can you be more specific on the rules I violated?

Mostly the background information on the system... software and hardware

"When discussing a piece of software, please provide the exact build number. For FreeNAS, this can be found at System ‣ Information. You'll also want to post the amount of RAM in the system. If additional hardware information is needed, you will be asked to attach a debug file. Debug files are created with the System ‣ Advanced ‣ Save Debug menu entry.

It's important to remember that hardware information is extremely important when diagnosing problems so please make sure to include this information if you need help troubleshooting a problem. This includes:

• Motherboard make and model
• CPU make and model
• RAM quantity
• Hard drives, quantity, model numbers, and RAID configuration, including boot drives
• Hard disk controllers
• Network cards"

Something unusual has gone on.. no-one else reporting something similar. So now the challenge is finding out why your system. is it software, hardware or some unusual sequence of events?

 

[HDmac]

Mostly the background information on the system... software and hardware

"When discussing a piece of software, please provide the exact build number. For FreeNAS, this can be found at System ‣ Information. You'll also want to post the amount of RAM in the system. If additional hardware information is needed, you will be asked to attach a debug file. Debug files are created with the System ‣ Advanced ‣ Save Debug menu entry.

It's important to remember that hardware information is extremely important when diagnosing problems so please make sure to include this information if you need help troubleshooting a problem. This includes:

• Motherboard make and model
• CPU make and model
• RAM quantity
• Hard drives, quantity, model numbers, and RAID configuration, including boot drives
• Hard disk controllers
• Network cards"

Something unusual has gone on.. no-one else reporting something similar. So now the challenge is finding out why your system. is it software, hardware or some unusual sequence of events?

Server: Chenbro NR12000 w/ vendor mobo
OS Version:TrueNAS-SCALE-22.02.1
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230 V2 @ 3.30GHz
RAM 32GB
HDD: 2 Pools of RAIDZ2, 6x4TB HGST Coolspin and 6x1TB WD Red ssd. Both pools have zvol's that were shared on iscsi and don't show on the devices dropdown. Boot is a Kingston 240GB A400 ssd
Network: INTEL DELL X540-T2 CONVERGED Dual Port 10Gb

 

[HDmac]

Should the devices dropdown be populated with zvols that have existing data? I created an empty zvol and it shows as a device I can select.

 

[HDmac]

Ok so after swapping the device with another empty zvol, the old zvol with data shows up as selectable. I think the issue here is that the device is selected but not showing in the dropdown. I think my issues with the VM's is with the hypervisor.