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menuFAQsVMware ESX Server not connecting with euroNAS via iSCSI
FAQs// Compatibility / Troubleshooting / Installation / VMware XEN Hyper-V

VMware ESX Server not connecting with euroNAS via iSCSI

Embedded firewall on some VMware ESX versions blocks automatically the iSCSI port 3260.

You can check this in ESX under:
Configuration -> Security Profile -> Firewall (Properties) under Software iSCSI Client

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