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chap
Usage
chap [-a <action>] [-i <ChapId>]
chap -a add [-s “<list of settings>”]
chap -a mod -i <ChapId> [-s “<list of settings>”]
chap -a del -i <ChapId>
Summary
The chap command is used to create, modify or delete a CHAP record. CHAP authentication is used between
the subsystem and an initiator for the iSCSI host interface.
Options
-a <action> Which action to perform.
list (Default) List the existing CHAP records.
add Create a CHAP record.
mod Modify an existing CHAP record. To change CHAP secret, use this
operation without specifying -s.
del Delete a CHAP.
-i <chap ID> Used when viewing, modifying or deleting a CHAP record to
uniquely identify the CHAP record which to manipulate.
-s “<option>=<value>”
name= Species chap name.
type= Species chap type. Could be local or peer.
peer: A peer CHAP record is one that the initiator must know when
logging into the subsystem local: A local CHAP is one that the
subsystem must know when the initiator logs into the subsystem to
create a session.
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