Hi Syed,
Am Donnerstag, den 16.02.2006, 16:35 +0530 schrieb
syed.khaleelulla@xxxxxxxxx:
>
> The keys that can be exchanged are:
> InitiatorName
This one is marked as IO (initialize only) -> only during login
> TargetAlias
While it's marked as ALL (i.e. usage during FFP is allowed), it's a key
the target emits, so no need for the initiator to send a text request.
As IET doesn't make use of the Alias at the moment and I don't think
changing it at all during a normal session is an important use case, no
need for IET to send it, either. ;-)
> InitiatorAlias
Yep. But changing it during FFP isn't really useful, is it?
> TargetAddress
> TargetPortalGroupTag
Those are not sent by the initiator but part of the targets SendTarget's
response.
> SessionType
Nope, this one's marked as LO (leading only, i.e. login phase).
> And Vendor Extensions
Yep (although IET doesn't support any, so it would have to reject 'em
anyway).
Add MaxRxDSL to that and you've got the list of keys in my previous
mail ;-)
So do you really require support for changing MaxRxDSL/InitiatorAlias or
performing the SendTargets operation during a normal session's FFP?
Arne
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Arne Redlich
Xiranet Communications GmbH
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