I have specified the initiator and target GUID in the group membership
as to isolate initiators to specific target ports and I get no
connections.
What is exactly group name that you created?
You need to create group name same as *initiator name* (first 8-byte is
target port GUID and last 8-byte is second 8-byt of initiator port ID)
However when I leave this as Default group and check the initiator
port using OSMTEST for WinIB, I get a port is is 1 higher than that
reported by /proc/scst_tgt/sessions:
WinIB osmtest:
1: GUID = 0x1708ffffd0dd61, lid = 0x0008, state = ACTIVE
2: GUID = 0x1708ffffd0dd62, lid = 0x0011, state = ACTIVE
SCST Session:
Target name Initiator name Group
name Command Count
ib_srpt 0x001a4bffff0cd045001708ffffd0dd60
Default 0
Is it safe to assume the session (SCST Group USER) will always be one
less than the initiator port id? The OFED target code seems to be
current (git reports no updates).
To create *initiator name*, srp target use 8-byte of target port GUID
and second 8-byte of *initiator port ID* (initiator port ID is sent in
srp login in private data of connection request)
My guess is that Win SRP use HCA GUID (not port GUID) to construct last
8-byte of initiator port ID.
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