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The server Commands
no name is entered, an iSCSI-compliant target name is generated
automatically.
The iSCSI standard requires that an iSCSI name be globally unique
and in a specific format. To avoid entering illegal names, do not use
the -Q option; instead let the Celerra Network Server generate a legal
iSCSI name.
For international support, both the target name (given by -alias) and
the iSCSI name (given by -Q) support strings of Unicode characters in
UTF-8 encoding.The <pg_tag>, which is the portal group tag,
identifies the portal group within an iSCSI node. The <pg_tag> is an
integer within the range of 0-65535.
The <np_list> is a comma-separated list of network portals. A
network portal in a target is identified by its IP address and its
listening TCP port. The format of a network portal is <ip>[:<port>]. If
unspecified, port 3260 is used.
-target -delete <alias_name>
Removes a target specified by its <alias_name> from a Data Mover.
CAUTION
If one or more initiators are logged into the target, or if all logical
units have not been removed, the -delete will fail. The -delete
should be performed with caution when no initiators are logged
into the target. The pre-conditions listed above are provided as a
safeguard, to prevent a system administrator from deleting the
wrong target.
-target -rename <old_alias_name> <new_alias_name>
Changes the <alias_name> of the target.
-target -bind <alias_name> <pg_tag>:np=<np_list>
Adds target portal group tags or network portals to an existing target
specified by the
<alias_name>. If the portal group tag
number does
not exist, a new portal group is created and bound to the target.
-target -unbind <alias_name>{<pg_tag>|np=<np_list>}
Removes a portal group tag and network portals from an existing
target.
Note: The active session is not affected by the -bind or -unbind operation.
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