-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 98
Home
Nareg Sinenian edited this page Nov 1, 2015
·
9 revisions
The iSCSI initiator consists of a kernel extension (iSCSIInitiator.kext), a user-space daemon (iscsid) and a command-line utility (iscsictl).
Once the kernel extension and daemon have been loaded, the command-line utility iscsictl can be used to manage iSCSI functions. The utility operates on a property list that keeps track of defined targets and communicates with the daemon to manage iSCSI sessions.
See the iscsictl(8) man page for more information.
© 2015-2018 Nareg Sinenian, All rights reserved.
Introduction
Installation
Getting Started
- Initiator configuration
- Target discovery
- Login and disk access
- Target configuration
- Authentication
- Removing targets
- Managing User Rights
Man pages
Troubleshooting