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    Re: iSCSI: CmdSN in Login-retry



    
    Stephen,
    
    Your question IS more relevant than the security digest.
    
    I am not sure that we ever envisioned retrying a Login.  (except completely
    restarting it).
    The only definite thing discussed  was that a failed Login should leave no
    traces (no partial changes).
    
    In 08 we intend to make Login a SHOULD be immediate (the 0 in immediate was
    a typo - that I catched only when making it I).
    That is already expressed in the change material I've sent out (including
    text req/resp and login req/resp).
    
    There are no scheduled phone calls except for some ongoing work on security
    of which you are probably aware and updates of which appear on the list all
    the time.
    
    Julo
    
    
    
    "Wheat, Stephen R" <stephen.r.wheat@intel.com>@ece.cmu.edu on 23-08-2001
    20:50:08
    
    Please respond to "Wheat, Stephen R" <stephen.r.wheat@intel.com>
    
    Sent by:  owner-ips@ece.cmu.edu
    
    
    To:   ips@ece.cmu.edu
    cc:
    Subject:  iSCSI: CmdSN in Login-retry
    
    
    
    Hi Julian,
    
    My questions pale in comparison to the very interesting security digest
    debate.  BTW, I hope David's Pandora's box does stay closed for 1.0.
    
    Section 7.1 states that a Retry command MUST use the original CmdSN.  This
    doesn't make sense for a Login Retry.
    
    Is there an exception here?  If not, please briefly explain the logic of a
    Login Retry having the original CmdSN.
    
    How does this enter into the debate on whether Login and Login-Text
    messages
    should be sent Immediate?  Has consensus been met on that yet?
    
    BTW, is there an occasional forum where several people meet to thrash out
    subtle details, or is this the only forum for questions, tiny and big?
    Obviously people can meet FTF or on the phone whenever they want, but is
    there a scheduled forum?
    
    Thanks,
    Stephen
    
    
    
    


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