Connect Windows 7 embedded to ISCSI target

[gico]

Hello everyone,
We have a webcam server with Windows 7 embedded,and we need to backup data to an external ISCSI device.
For this purpose we took an Iomega PX4-300R NAS, but on the Windows 7 Embedded the built-in initiator doesn't work, so we decided to use the StarWind initiator.

We have non success and we tried to install the S.W. initiator on some Windows 7 and XP Professional (where MS initiator works OK), but no one was able to connect to the NAS, or to another Iomega ix4-200D.

The error is:
"Session failed, status == 31!
6 / 17 12:43:46.951>> CStarPortAPI:: ~ CStarPortAPI ()
6 / 17 12:43:46.951 CWPPiSCSITargetSelection:: CreateDevice: Exception caught: Driver failure.
6 / 17 12:43:46.951 CWPPiSCSITargetSelection:: CreateDevice: Failed to connect to devices created using iSCSI TargetName = iqn.1992-04.com.emc: storage.storage.BK-SRV2K3, IP: 0xA00020B, Port: 3260
6 / 17 12:43:46.951 CWPPiSCSITargetSelection:: CreateDevice: Creation of the iSCSI device failed with all the addresses supplied by the server.
6 / 17 12:43:46.951 CWPPiSCSITargetSelection:: CreateDevice: Exception caught: Creation of the iSCSI device failed with all the addresses
supplied by the server. "

Maybe the is a issue with the Iomega target?

Thank you very much in advance for your support,
Giulio.

[Anatoly (staff)]

I'll ask you to reproduce the issue with the debug build of StarPort driver. To do this please do next:
1)http://www.starwindsoftware.com/tmplink/StarISCSI.5.5.Setup.20100310_debug.exe - download this and install it over your initiator
2)Reboot the machine
3)Download and Install DebugView
4)Run DebugView using Administrator account
5)Check in "Capture - Capture kernel" and "Capture - Enable verbose kernel output" checkboxes
6)Press "Capture" button (Ctrl+E)
7)Run initiator and reproduce the bug

Send us logs after. You can use my email - anatoly.vilchinsky at starwindsofware dot com

Also I think that since your Iomega hardware is NAS with iSCSI possibilities you may have need to perform some additional settings on it.