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Creating a SAN with iSCSI - Part 3 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - Finish Install
Topic: File/Print Posted:2004-10-18
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You will see another license agreement box:

If you agree, click Agree. You will be notified that the iSCSI initiator is installing:

A box regarding the digital signature of the package will pop up:

Click Yes if you wish to continue. If the iSCSI initiator installs successfully, you will see this box:

A box with further information will pop up:

Click Next to continue.

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There are 6 parts to this article:
Part 1 - Setting up the Target on GNU/Linux
Part 2 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - Initial Install
Part 3 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - Finish Install
Part 4 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - iSCSI Setup
Part 5 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - Creating the Drive
Part 6 - Setting up a Windows Initiator - Finishing Up

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