There is a "mind change" in using COMSTAR iSCSI. With COMSTAR iSCSI,
one normally creates one SCSI Target for the whole target system. In
other words, there is very rarely any reason to run "itadm
create-target" more than once. Each initiator system thus sees the same
SCSI target. The storage administrator then uses Views to control which
LUs are visible through that SCSI Target, which can be completely
different for each initiator.
Peter C
Peter Dunlap wrote:
Eugene Chupriyanov wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to put new COMSTAR iSCSI solution to some real-life use.
While in general it works without errors, I;ve run into couple of
issues.
First, looks like I can't limit target visibilty to certain
initiators. In "old" iscsitgt I could setup ACL, where I could
specify which initiators who can use which targets.
I don't see such thing in itadm. Yes, I can setup Host Group in
stmfadm add-view, but it doesn't stop initiators from accessing wrong
targets.
Do I miss something here?
Hi Eugene,
There is no concept of target ACLs in COMSTAR iSCSI -- to restrict
particular luns to a particular initiator you should use host groups
(it sounds like you are already looking at those).
-Peter
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