Re: iSCSI: Case-sensitivity in iSCSI names

[Glen Turner <glen.turner@aarnet.edu.au>]

John Hufferd wrote:
> 
> I want to jump on this bandwagon too.  This seems to be exactly the right
> approach.

I'm showing some caution.

It seems that NAMEPREP still requires casing tables.  Where
and how are these maintained?

Does the proposal lead to language-based variants of
iSCSI products.  At the moment I can safely buy a
hard disk drive from the USA and use it anywhere in
the world: IDE, FC or SCSI.  That should be so for
iSCSI.

Mark wrote:
> Anyway, if this is to be used for domain names, we ought to use it,
> too.

Except that no-one is suggesting embedding DNS in a platform
that won't be maintained after sale.

Before support one way or the other I'd like to be
clearer about the boundaries of iSCSI naming.

Regards,
Glen

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