02-22-2017
ISCSI initiator (client) for HP-UX 10.20
Is there one? If so where can it be found? I have the 10.20 CD set but I don't think that there's an iSCSI initiator on there.
Thank you
Dave
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LEARN ABOUT NETBSD
iscsid
ISCSID(8) BSD System Manager's Manual ISCSID(8)
NAME
iscsid -- interface to kernel iSCSI driver
SYNOPSIS
iscsid [-n] [-d lvl]
DESCRIPTION
The iSCSI initiator runs as a kernel driver, and provides access to iSCSI targets running across a network using the iSCSI protocol, RFC
3720. The iscsid utility itself interfaces to the kernel iSCSI driver, and also communicates, using isns(3), with the iSCSI name service
running on other hosts to locate services and iSCSI instances. In normal operation, iscsid is a standard daemon, and will detach from the
controlling terminal using daemon(3) and then loops, reading requests, processing them, and sending responses. Communication takes place
over a Unix domain socket. iscsid exits on receiving a terminate message, (no response to one that is sent to the kernel), or when an error
occurs reading from or writing to the socket.
The -d flag increases the debug level to lvl. Any level above 0 causes iscsid to remain in the foreground, and increases the amount of debug
output. The -n flag makes the daemon single-threaded.
It is envisaged that user-level communication take place with iscsid using the iscsictl(8) utility, rather than directly over its communica-
tion socket. An example of setting up the in-kernel iSCSI initiator is shown in iscsictl(8).
SEE ALSO
daemon(3), isns(3), iscsictl(8)
HISTORY
The iscsid utility appeared in NetBSD 6.0.
AUTHORS
Alistair Crooks <agc@NetBSD.org> wrote this manual page. The iscsid utility was contributed by Wasabi Systems, Inc.
BSD
May 27, 2012 BSD