iscsid.conf - establish and maintain iSCSI connections
SYNOPSIS
/etc/iscsi.conf
DESCRIPTION
This manual pages describes the format of the
/etc/iscsi.conf file. This file is a simple text file that
iscsid(8) uses to locate SCSI target devices and LUNs.
All entries must start in the first column and must not
contain any whitespace. Comments are marked by lines
beginning with '#'.
Available entries include:
TargetIpAddr=<address>
IP address or hostname for canonical iSCSI target
Target,Lun=<x,y>
Specify which LUN 'y' on target 'x' to probe. If
not present, the LUN activator will probe LUNs 0-31
for each target. Username=<user> Specify the
authentication user for the previously listed iSCSI
target. If this entry precedes all target entries,
it serves as the default. Password=<pass> Specify
the authentication password for the previously
listed iSCSI target. If this entry precedes all
target entries, it serves as the default.
EXAMPLE
TargetIpAddr=192.168.10.94
Username=alice
Password=nty57nbe
TargetIpAddr=192.168.10.95
Username=beatrice
Password=93fdgc20
Target,Lun=0,0
Target,Lun=0,1
Target,Lun=1,0
NOTES
The iSCSI client drivers, README files, and example con
figuration files are available on the Linux-ISCSI homepage
at:
http://linux-iscsi.sourceforge.com
FILES
/etc/iscsi.conf
target address and LUN configuration
iscsid(8)
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