You should find that if you connect an iSCSI device then Storage
Foundation will recognize it and let you use it. You'll be able to do
all the wonderful things you can do with FC devices.
You can talk to your sales rep if you have an interest in a specific
array. You may have to wait until
This is interesting. Would this include exporting iSCSI, I believe
that's called an initiator? Solaris 10 has some support for I believe
its iSCSI targets but not initiators.
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Dana Hudes
UNIX and Imaging group
NYC-HRA MIS
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In iSCSI, the target is the place where the data is and the initiator is
the thing that wants to read/write the data. In a simple setup the OS
would have a iSCSI initiator and the storage array would have an iSCSI
target. The application could then access the storage in the array
through the iSCSI
