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    Re: iSCSI : Login Response PDU Issues.



    Matt Wakeley wrote:
    
    > Santosh Rao wrote:
    > >
    > > Julian,
    > >
    > > Some concerns regarding the Login Response PDU section of the latest
    > > iSCSI draft :
    > >
    > > Section 2.11.3. Login Response Status
    > > ======================================
    > > 1) Should targets use a REJECT PDU or Login Response PDU with a status
    > > of "reject login" to indicate Login Reject ? Section 2.11.3 and 4.4
    > > contradict each other on this subject.
    > >
    > > A standard REJECT PDU used to reject ALL non-scsi PDUs
    > > [and ONLY non-scsi PDUs] would be desirable and would provide
    > > the following benefits :
    >
    > There already is one.  Check out section 2.19 "Reject".
    
    The above comments are questioning whether to use REJECT PDU (as defined in
    section 2.19) or to use the "reject login" Login response PDU. It seems like
    there's redundant solutions being provided here. The "Status" field in the
    Login Response should be removed since a login reject should be conveyed
    through the REJECT PDU.
    
    Additionally, the above also questions the use of REJECT PDU for scsi PDUs
    since their reject could do with more specific error information conveying
    the reason for the failure. REJECT PDU would be desirable for use with
    non-scsi PDUs along the lines of a standard LS_RJT for all ELS in fibre
    channel.
    
    Thanks,
    Santosh
    
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