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Please excuse if the questions I ask have already
been handled. I have just come back to reading the reflector after
changing jobs.
1. In section 2.2.7 it states that for
a discovery session the iSCSI Target Name can be ignored. It also states
the default name "iSCSI" is reserved and is not used as an indivdiual initiator
or target name. Two points. 1) Does this imply that the canonical
name "iscsi" no longer exists or can it still be used for a discovery
session? 2) If the name still exists, is it case sensitive and has its
syntax changed from "iscsi" to "iSCSI"?
2. As I understand it, two sessions may be
established between an iSCSI initiator and an iSCSI target by setting different
values to the ISID. If we consider that an iSCSI session is roughly an I_T
Nexus, would this constitute two nexii? How should SCSI device
reservations and operating mode parameters (Mode Sense/Mode Select) be handled
in this case?
To be continued...
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