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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: LUN field in iSCSI Data PDUJulo, > The LUN field is mandated only if the Target Tag is valid (i.e., the data > is sent in response to a R2T). > This way you can get to "decentralize" the target activity as the tags can > be issued "locally" by the LUs. This doesn't seem to be of significant value. If one were to implement such decentralization, one could use certain bits of Target Tag to identify the decentralized entity and other bits of TTT to indicate an index within that entity. As a target, I presume I have complete flexibility in how I choose to allocate TTTs. Keeping the LUN only for WRITE makes iSCSI READ and WRITE symmetric, and opens up the possiblity of a mismatch between the LUN in WRITE and the one in CMD. Venkat Rangan Rhapsody Networks Inc. www.rhapsodynetworks.com
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