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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] iSCSI : Section 4. Login Phase.Julian & All, A couple of issues on Section 4 of the rev 05 iSCSI draft : 1) "The Login Final-Response can come only as a response to a Login command with the F bit set to 1 or a Text Command with the F bit set to 1." The above statement is not true and must be removed, since the login-final response is used by targets when rejecting login. As per the table in Section 2.11.4, the F bit is allowed to be set to 1 when the status class is non-zero. 2) "Operational parameters MAY be negotiated within or outside (after) the login phase." If text negotiation can be conducted outside of the login phase, what is the effect of changes in text keys on the existing login ? For ex, how does changes to keys like MaxConnections, UseR2T, BidiUseR2T, ImmediateData, DataPDULength, FirstBurstSize, ITagLength, etc affect their existing values negotiated during the current login ? The side-effects of such changes and the scope of their establishment must be documented. It may be simplest to prohibit such changes outside of the login phase, for the sake of simplicity. Regards, Santosh begin:vcard n:Rao;Santosh tel;work:408-447-3751 x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Hewlett Packard, Cupertino.;SISL adr:;;19420, Homestead Road, M\S 43LN, ;Cupertino.;CA.;95014.;USA. version:2.1 email;internet:santoshr@cup.hp.com title:Software Design Engineer x-mozilla-cpt:;21088 fn:Santosh Rao end:vcard
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