Hi all!
First, I'll preface this about being the riverboat pilot who was hired simply because he admitted he had hit every sand bar, shoal, stump, and obstacle on the Might Mississippi-because I feel like that right now...
I'm no Linux newbie, and I have gotten quite good at VirtualBox-especially in a headless format. But, I am a total beginner when it comes to Oracle VM for x86.
I set up a training lab in order to gain experience for an upcoming development suite. I have one Dell R610 with a 1TB hard drive running Oracle VM for x86 version 3.3.1. Two other Dell R610;s are running Ubuntu server 14.04 as a headless VirtualBox. One of them runs the Oracle VM Manager with Oracle Linux 6.5. The other headless VirtualBox runs the latest FreeNAS as a VM with a 425GB "drive" configured as an iSCSI target.
The Oracle VM Server and Oracle VM Manager are both 3.3.1.
So far, this is what works:
1.) The Oracle VM Manager has control of the single Oracle VM server.
2.) I have a repository established with about 6 iso's available. The repo is on the physical drive of the Oracle VM server.
3.) I have connected to the iSCSI target and it shows the correct size.
However, I am showing 0 bytes available and 0 bytes free from this and I have no clue. Also, my first time trying to install a VM was a total failure.
Because I am doing this at another location, everything is on the same subnet with no separation with vlan's. This entire setup is to learn and gain experience prior to the development suite.
I have no idea what I am doing wrong. Are there precise steps to on how to set this all up. The Oracle documentation is pretty good so far-compared to some of the appliances I installed on the headless VirtualBox servers.
I am including two pictures showing the iSCSI results. I have teamviewer installed if anyone would like to touch base with me on this.
Regards,
James
