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Viewing Access Rights
After creating a target, use the CLI command
acl show
to view the target’s
automatically connected default identity.
acl show
Table 7-3: Default Identity Target Access
Target Position Identity Access
finance 0 DEF_ALL read-write
musicbox 0 DEF_ALL not accessible
musicbox 1 musicdept read-write
Changing the Default Identity
If you are working in
a V-Switch cluster,
the default access
rights must be
disabled on both V-
Switches.
In the event of a
failover, if the default
access rights are not
modified on both V-
Switches, all volumes
attached to the target
will be read-write
accessible to all
iSCSI initiators.
When a target is created, a default access control identity is automatically
assigned to its position 0. The default identity allows all hosts read-write
access to the target and its underlying volume(s).
If you want to specify other access rights, you must change the general
read-write access. Use the CLI command
acl set
to modify a target’s
access rights and identity position.
If you add or modify identities on a target after its volumes have been
exposed, the access rights will take effect only at the next login for each
iSCSI initiator. Therefore, it is recommended to modify the default access
rights for a target first before creating new identities to insure that it will
not inadvertently be exposed to all iSCSI initiators in the beginning.
acl set