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Administrative Tool
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MaxConnections The maximum number of connections that can
be requested or are acceptable. The result func-
tion is Min.
MaxRecvDataSegmentLenght The maximum amount of data that the target
can receive in any iSCSI PDU. This is a connec-
tion- and direction- specific parameter. The
actual value used for targets will be Min (This
value, MaxBurstLength) for data-in and solicited
data-out data. Min (This value, FirstBurstLength)
for unsolicited data.
MaxXmitDataSegmentLenght The maximum amount of data that the target
can transmit in any iSCSI PDU. This is a con-
nection- and direction- specific parameter. The
actual value used for targets will be Min (This
value, MaxBurstLength) for data-in and solicited
data-out data. Min (This value, FirstBurstLength)
for unsolicited data.
MaxBurstLenghth Maximum SCSI data payload in bytes for data-in
or for a solicited data-out sequence. The respon-
der’s number is used. The result function is Min.
FirstBurstLength Maximum SCSI payload, in bytes, of unsolicited
data an initiator may send to the target. Includes
immediate data and a sequence of unsolicited
Data-Out PDUs. Must be <= MaxBurstLength.
The result function is Min.
DefaultTime2Wait Min seconds to wait before attempting connec-
tion and task allegiance reinstatement after a
connection termination or a connection reset.
The results function is Max. A value of zero
means that task reassignment can be done im-
mediately. Also known as Time2Wait.
DefaultTime 2Retain Max seconds that connection and task allegi-
ance reinstatement is still possible following
a connection termination or reset. The results
function is Min. Zero means no reinstatement is
possible. Also known as Time2Retain.