RE: iSCSI support for Linux??

[Nitin Dhingra]

Hi Ben,
	That is a pretty old iscsi draft that you have pointed to.
The latest iscsi draft ver 7 is available from ietf.org
I have about 5 different code's for iScsi 

1) by Cisco : 
		I checked the code I guess this one is 
		working on both client and server Code 

2) by Intel : 
		I checked the code faked on the server side
		and was based on iscsi draft ver 3.

3) by UNH : 
		I checked the code faked on the server side
		and was based on iscsi draft ver 3.

4) by Chris Loveland : 
		I checked the code faked on the server side
		I don't remember right now where I got this one's code from
			
5) by Ashish A. Palekar : 
		I checked the code I guess this one is 
		working on both client and server Code 
		and was based on iscsi draft ver 3.
		I don't remember where I got this one's code from

I guess cisco's code has also implemented authentication & security.
I think someone gave you the links and you must have d/l by now.
I guess by the end this year end there will be support for iScsi in 
Linux Kernel.

- Nitin

-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Greear [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 11:13 AM
To: LKML
Subject: iSCSI support for Linux??

Does anyone know of any efforts to support iSCSI in Linux?

Here's the ietf draft if anyone is curious:

http://www.globecom.net/ietf/draft/draft-ietf-ips-iscsi-02.html

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