How can I access data on an iSCSI target without the cluster service?

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We had two Hyper-V hosts in cluster accessing a single iSCSI target, which is where all the VM's disks are. I'm not sure how it happened, but for the life of me (and 2 two of our other techs) I can't get the cluster service back up and running. Without the cluster service running, we can't read the contents of the iSCSI target.Rather than trying to get the cluster service running (even if we do, there's a good chance it'll fail again) we decided that if we could just read the contents of the iSCSI target, we can just have one of the Hyper-V servers run the VM's (they fit in terms of RAM/CPU).E

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