![]() ![]() ![]() When you mount an iSCSI volume with the GlobalSAN initiator, Mac OS X will see it as a local drive: thus you'll be able to use Disk Utilities to format it with HFS+. I recognize that it's a more complex setup but, as far as I can tell, it's worth the effort. However, since I prefer having it use a supported volume type, I've decided to rely on publishing a ZFS Volume as an iSCSI target. ![]() I'm aware that Time Machine can use unsupported volume types such as NFS and CIFS: if Time Machine supported NFS, it would be an incredibly easy configuration to setup and go. From there, you'll be able to register your iSCSI targets, mount them and unmount them. As you can see in the screenshots, GlobalSAN has no app launcher: it just uses a custom preference pane that you can access by launching the System Preferences application. ![]()
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