Subject: Re: [edk2] reg: ISCSI Aborted attempt entry in IBFT Table
Hi Omkar,
If not MPIO, current iSCSI driver will try the configured attempts and only
publish the successful entries in iBFT. The failed attempts will be removed.
In your case, it looks the ESXi and SLES OS treat the multiple entries
] reg: ISCSI Aborted attempt entry in IBFT Table
Hi Omkar,
If not MPIO, current iSCSI driver will try the configured attempts and only
publish the successful entries in iBFT. The failed attempts will be removed.
In your case, it looks the ESXi and SLES OS treat the multiple entries on one
NIC
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From: edk2-devel [mailto:edk2-devel-boun...@lists.01.org] On Behalf Of Omkar K
Sent: Tuesday, June 5, 2018 5:01 PM
To: Ye, Ting ; edk2-devel@lists.01.org
Cc: Madhan B. Santharam
Subject: Re: [edk2] reg: ISCSI Aborted attempt entry in IBFT Table
Hello Ting,
1. We did
Hello Ting,
1. We did not enable MPIO.
2. in IScsiStart(), at this point
//
// Select the first login session. Abort others.
//
if (Private->Session == NULL) {
Private->Session = Session;
BootSelected = AttemptConfigData->AttemptConfigIndex;
//
// Don't
Hi Siva,
Per design, the iSCSI multipath I/O will publish all configured attempts to
IBFT, no matter the connection is success or fail currently.
Did you enable the MPIO when you configure the attempts?
I am not clear what do you mean "aborted attempt".
Thanks,
Ting
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