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iscsi_discovery(8)					      System Manager's Manual						iscsi_discovery(8)

NAME

       iscsi_discovery - discover iSCSI targets

SYNOPSIS

       iscsi_discovery <IP> [-p <port>] [-d] [-t <tcp|iser> [-f]] [-m] [-l]

DESCRIPTION

       Perform	send-targets  discovery  to  the  specified IP. If a discovery record is generated, try to login to the portal using the preferred
       transport (-t flag specifies the requested transport type, TCP is the default).	If login using a certain transport succeeds, mark the por-
       tal for automatic login (unless -m flag is used), and disconnect (unless -l flag is used).

       For  iSCSI  discovery  to  work,  open-iscsi services must be running. i.e. iscsid should be up, and the iSCSI modules loaded. This is best
       accomplished by the init.d startup script.

       [-p=]port-number
	      set the port number (defualt is 3260).

       [-d]   print debugging information.

       [-t=]transport-type
	      set transport (default is tcp).

       [-f]   force specific transport - disable the fallback to tcp (default is fallback enabled).  force the transport specified by the argument
	      of the -t flag.

       [-m]   manual startup - will set manual startup (default is automatic startup).

       [-l]   login - login to the new discovered nodes (defualt is false).

AUTHOR

       Written by Dan Bar Dov

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to <erezzi.list@gmail.com>.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) Voltaire Ltd. 2006.

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