iSCSI: Reject, CmdSN, and DataSN

[Mark Bakke <mbakke@cisco.com>]

When a PDU is rejected, I assume that the CmdSN is still
updated, as well as the DataSN where applicable.  That is,
a rejected command still uses up a SN.  It probably wouldn't
hurt to state this in the reject section.

Since the Reject response does not contain ExpCmdSN, if the
last command before the window is closed is rejected, the
initiator has to rely on prior commands completing to re-open
the window.  This will usually work, but what if the window
size is reduced to one outstanding command for some reason?
Any command that is rejected will close the window for good.
A sequence of rejected commands equal to the window size will
do the same.

Any thoughts?

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Mark A. Bakke
Cisco Systems
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