We are testing a fairly large zfs/iscsi environment, and I am wondering if there is a straightforward way to predict (or at least identify) how iscsi targets will map to device names? I would like to be able to write scripts to generate the iscsi targets (which works just fine) and then create zpools from the iscsi initiator based on those targets.
To give a little context, assume that there are several different types of iscsi targets (number of disks, redunancy, etc.), and the initiator is setup with send-targets discovery. The different target types are used for different purposes (and therefore different zpools.) As a result, when all of the targets "just show up" in response to "iscsiadm list target", and I can see the alias names of the different targets in the list, but how do they map to the device names accessible in /dev/dsk? Help and suggestions appreciated, paul _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
