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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: iSCSI : EnableACA> > What about a command in flight (that > > was the first that had a NACA bit)? > > Such I/Os would be errored back with "ACA Active" SCSI Status. Oops. I believe your question was regarding the first NACA set CDB in-flight and not yet in the task set at the time of the task mgmt cmd. Such a scenario implies the I/Os prior to that first NACA set I/O would have had no ordering constraints. In this case, no ACA is established for the task mgmt cmd prior to the first NACA I/O. [CAC is established.] The CAC is cleared on the next I/O [other than INQUIRY and REPORT LUNS] that arrives after CAC was established. Subsequent arrival of a NACA set I/O is processed normally and no loss of ordering occurs in this case. Did I miss something about this scenario (?) Regards, Santosh -- ################################# Santosh Rao Software Design Engineer, HP, Cupertino. email : santoshr@cup.hp.com Phone : 408-447-3751 #################################
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