Just noticed a problem with the isns server, which comes standard with
Fedora and Redhat.
When I start tgtd and add the isns IP number and switch it on, it
registers nicely.
When I stop tgtd, it deregisters nicely.
However.
When I start tgtd and add the isns IP number and switch isns on, it
registers nicely.
When I switch isns off in tgtd, it deregisters, but it sends isnsd into
a loop (96% CPU usage).
Is there a difference between deregistering when shutting down, and just
switching it off?
Cheers,
Albert
P.S. So the offending command sequence would be:
tgtadm --op update -m sys -n iSNSServerIP -v <IP nr server>
tgtadm --op update -m sys -n iSNS -v On
tgtadm --op update -m sys -n iSNS -v Off
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