Iscsi
Target
This reference provides cmdlet descriptions and syntax for all iSCSI target service-specific cmdlets. It lists the cmdlets in alphabetical order based on the verb at the beginning of the cmdlet.
iscsitarget
Add-Iscsi
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Assigns a virtual disk to an iSCSI target. |
Checkpoint-Iscsi
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Creates a virtual disk snapshot. |
Convert-Iscsi
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Converts an iSCSI virtual disk to a 4K sector aligned advanced virtual disk 1.0 format. |
Dismount-Iscsi
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Dismounts the snapshot. |
Export-Iscsi
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Exports an iSCSI Target Server configuration. |
Export-Iscsi
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Exports an iSCSI virtual disk snapshot. |
Get-Iscsi
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Obtains iSCSI targets and their associated properties. |
Get-Iscsi
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Gets the global settings or common configurations for iSCSI target, virtual disk or snapshots. |
Get-Iscsi
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Obtains the iSCSI virtual disks and their associated properties. |
Get-Iscsi
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Gets the properties of the snapshots. |
Import-Iscsi
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Imports an iSCSI Target Server configuration. |
Import-Iscsi
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Adds an iSCSI Virtual Disk object using an existing virtual hard disk (VHD) file. |
Mount-Iscsi
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Mounts a snapshot locally. |
New-Iscsi
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Creates a new iSCSI Target object with the specified name. |
New-Iscsi
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Creates an iSCSI virtual disk with the specified file path and size. |
Remove-Iscsi
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Deletes the specified iSCSI target. |
Remove-Iscsi
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Deletes a virtual disk object, without deleting the virtual hard disk (VHD) file. |
Remove-Iscsi
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Deletes the specified snapshot. |
Remove-Iscsi
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Removes the assignment between the specified iSCSI virtual disk and the specified iSCSI target. |
Resize-Iscsi
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Resizes an iSCSI virtual disk. |
Restore-Iscsi
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Restores a virtual disk from a snapshot. |
Set-Iscsi
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Modifies settings for the specified iSCSI target. |
Set-Iscsi
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Sets the global settings or common configurations for an iSCSI target virtual disk. |
Set-Iscsi
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Modifies the settings for the specified iSCSI virtual disk. |
Set-Iscsi
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Sets the description for a snapshot. |
Stop-Iscsi
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Stops a long-running operation in progress on an iSCSI virtual disk. |