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iSCSI initiator is a software initiator for OS X. It allows machines running OS X to connect to iSCSI targets. It automatically detects and mounts logical units on which users can then create and mount volumes. For more information about the iSCSI standard, see IETF RFC3720.
Usage | Installation | Compatibility |
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iscsictl(8) | [Using Sources](Installation from sources) | [Compatibility List](Compatibility list) |
Read the UNIX man page for a full list of commands, or select a topic from the Getting Started in the side bar for guides on performing specific tasks | Instructions for building and installing the initiator | Check whether you iSCSI target or OS is supported |
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Introduction
Installation
Getting Started
- Initiator configuration
- Target discovery
- Login and disk access
- Target configuration
- Authentication
- Removing targets
- Managing User Rights
Man pages
Troubleshooting