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Perl REGEX - How do extract a string in a line?
Post 302345967 by durden_tyler on Thursday 20th of August 2009 05:54:29 PM
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istgtcontrol - istgt iSCSI target command utility SYNOPSIS
istgtcontrol [options] <command> [<file>] DESCRIPTION
istgtcontrol is a command and control utility for istgt(1). It can be used to query and change the status of a local or remote istgt instance. istgtcontrol supports the commands denoted below to interact with the istgt instance. By default it connects and authenticates to the iSCSI target portal specified in the istgtcontrol.conf configuration file and uses CHAP credentials denoted there, if any. Both can be overrid- den by using the respecitve command line arguments. COMMANDS
istgtcontrol understands the following commands which can be forwarded to istgt: noop Do not actually do anything, but test responsiveness of the portal and test CHAP credentials only. version Retrieve the istgt version number providing the iSCSI portal istgtcontrol connected to. list List all, or the specified targets only, which shared by the portal. load Load a new media to the specified unit. This command issues the same command as if a drive tray had been closed on a SCSI device. unload Unload a media from the specified unit. This command issues the same command as if the drive tray had been opened from a SCSI device. change file Change the loaded media by the specified unit. This command is equivalent as if a new media (for example a DVD-ROM or tape car- tridge) had been inserted in the SCSI drive. The "file" argument is interpreted as filename to be loaded. reset Reset the specified LUN of the portal. info Display all connections of the portal OPTIONS
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