Step 1 – Open a web browser and enter the IP of your device

 
Step 2 – Login into the DNS using your credentials

 
Step 3 – Once logged into the web interface, go to iSCSI Target

 
Click “Enable”

Step 4 – Click on “iSCSI Targets”

 
Then click “Create”

Step 5 – Enter the details to create an iSCSI Target. In our example, we have not chosen to use the CHAP Settings.

 
Click “Save”

Step 6 – Once saved you see there will be one iSCSI Target added

Step 7 – On your PC, open Control Panel > Administrative Tools > iSCSI Initiator then click “Targets” tab or click on Start > Run then type: iSCSI then click “iSCSI Initiator”


 
Enter the IP of the DNS-340L.  In our example it is 192.168.1.119 then click “Quick Connect”

Step 8 – Once you see the status as “Connected”, click “Done”

 

Step 9 – Return to the DNS-340L and should see the connection established
 
Step 10 – In the “Administrative Tools” window, open “Computer Management” then click “Disk Management” or right-click on “Computer”, click “Manage” then “Disk Management”


Step 11 – Once you have opened “Computer Management” you should get a prompt to “Initialize Disk”

 
Click “OK”

Step 12 – In our example we are going to create a “New Simple Volume”

 
Step 13 – You should be presented with the wizard for the new simple volumen

 
Click “Next”

Step 14 – Select the volume size required

 
Click “Next”

Step 15 – Assign Drive Letter or Path. In our example we have assigned a letter

 
Click “Next”

Step 16 – Format Partition

 
Step 17 – Completing the New Simple Volume Wizard

 
Click “Next”

Step 18 – Formatting in-progress

 
Step 19 – Formatting complete

 
Step 20 – Open “My PC” or “Computer” to see the new volume mapped