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What would happen if my server being served iSCSI disk crashes?

April 26, 2017crashes disk iSCSI served server

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What would happen if my server being served iSCSI disk crashes?

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Normally it would involve restoring tapes and previous backups to bring a server back. With iSCSI the disk does not reside locally, therefore it is remote. All you need to do is re-map the iSCSI disk to another server and the data will be intact as if nothing happened.