Tank you, Mike!
With the current open-iscsi version, you can set a initiator name per
iface.
Which version (2.0871??) do you mean. On my SLES 10SP2 there is
version 2.0707
and this does not work:
#iscsiadm -m iface -I eth0 -o update -n iface.initiatorname -v iqn.
2009-08.com.test
Still
On 08/06/2009 08:23 AM, Rainer Bläs wrote:
Tank you, Mike!
With the current open-iscsi version, you can set a initiator name per
iface.
Which version (2.0871??) do you mean. On my SLES 10SP2 there is
version 2.0707
and this does not work:
I think 707 is too old. You need at least
On 4 Aug 2009 at 1:16, Rainer Bläs wrote:
Thanks for your answer!
Yes, by using #iscsiadm -m iface -I ethN, N=1...6 we can have 6
iSCSI sessions.
But now there is the question HOWTO assign an initiator name for EACH
session?
I think the concept is that one physical machine has one
On 08/04/2009 04:05 PM, Donald Williams wrote:
I don't know if there's a way to set unique initiator names for each NIC. A
With the current open-iscsi version, you can set a initiator name per
iface. So if you created a iface per nic then set a different initiator
name for each iface, I
Thanks for your answer!
Yes, by using #iscsiadm -m iface -I ethN, N=1...6 we can have 6
iSCSI sessions.
But now there is the question HOWTO assign an initiator name for EACH
session?
For one iSCSI session it can be found in the /etc/iscsi/
initiatorname.iscsi File:
I don't know if there's a way to set unique initiator names for each NIC. A
quick scan of the config file didn't show anything. I *believe* iscsid has
the initiator name so it's a global parameter.
Why do you want unique names for each initiator? What do you think it
will gain you?
-don
On
Hello,
I'm not sure what your question really is. Yes, you can have 6x GbE
interfaces on different subnets and run iSCSI over them. What target are you
using? Typically, your iSCSI SAN is on one subnet. It avoids the need to
do IP routing. Which adds latency and can reduce performance.
