Connectivity problems with ISCSI target and ESXi server(s)

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Hi,

This is my first mail here so please accept my apologies if this the
wrong mailing list.

I have the following setup on which I'm observing connectivity issues
with an ISCSI target:

4 ESXi servers (5.5)
1 ISCSI target implementation based on targetcli (Linux xxx-iscsi-vm
3.13-1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.13.10-1 (2014-04-15) x86_64 GNU/Linux)

The ESXi servers are connected to the ISCSI target via a dedicated
network (JUMBO frames enabled).

After the initial setup everything seemed to be working fine, the
device was recognized by the ESX servers and I was able deploy/create
VMs on the VMFS formatted ISCSI datastore. However, after using the
setup for a while (eg. after a few days) the hosts started losing
connectivity to ISCSI and the device now shows as inactive (Dead or
Error state) in the ESXs.

>From the ISCSI side, using dmesg I get messages similar to the following:

May 20 16:08:45 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419952.703493] iSCSI Login
negotiation failed.
May 20 16:09:00 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419967.751926] iSCSI Login
timeout on Network Portal 10.23.84.24:3260
May 20 16:09:00 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419967.753559] tx_data
returned -32, expecting 48.
May 20 16:09:00 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419967.754950] iSCSI Login
negotiation failed.
May 20 16:09:00 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419967.756498] rx_data
returned -104, expecting 48.
May 20 16:09:00 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419967.757941] iSCSI Login
negotiation failed.
May 20 16:09:15 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419982.803691] iSCSI Login
timeout on Network Portal 10.23.84.24:3260
May 20 16:09:15 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419982.805507] tx_data
returned -32, expecting 48.
May 20 16:09:15 sof-24378-iscsi-vm kernel: [419982.806948] iSCSI Login
negotiation failed.

You can find the full log in the link below:

http://pastebin.com/AqqJaYVX

Could you please provide some help on identifying whether this
problems comes from the ESX side or ISCSI target and possible
solutions/workarounds?

Many thanks for your time and help!

Kind Regards,
Harry
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