johnnyTechy

Tell me if this just plain wrong thinking. I have a space problem on Server X with drive D:. On another server I create an iSCSI target, very large target. I make this drive whatever on the server that has the storage problem. On the disk space problem server I call drive D: Q, Z, whatever. I copy all the stuff from the full disk to the iSCSI target. I change the drive letter of the iSCSI target to D:. (Drive D is an array but it is not the OS disk. I would turn off the appropriate services that use this disk.) Would this work? Is iSCSI too slow for this?

would you just use it for backups?

Thanks

Thank you. I want to use home folders for Windows account and thought about using iSCSI targets as the drive. Is that bad?