A Hettinger wrote: > It does NOT "come with the territory" of unique identifiers. I specifically said "but that comes with the territory when you are dealing with world wide uniqueness in identifiers.". If an identifier is going to be world wide unique, it's not going to be pretty. > If i can set the iqn within my own domain-name space (which every other > iscsi product permits) i can ensure a lack of collisions myself, by policy. > Yes you can, and that is not a world wide unique identifier, likely. And no one is saying that you cannot set the iSCSI target name. You can set the target name with the just integrated COMSTAR iSCSI target, so you are free to do so. But the name must still adhere to iSCSI qualified name standards.
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