User`s guide

Chapter VII. iSCSI PDU Offload Target
Chelsio T5/T4 Unified Wire For Linux Page 130
4.9.3. iscsictl options
Options
Mandatory
Parameters
Optional
Parameters
Description
-h
Display the help messages.
-v
Display the version.
-f
<[path/]
filename>
Specifies a pre-written iSCSI configuration text file,
used to start, update, save, or reload the iSCSI
node(s).
This option must be specified with one of the
following other options: “-S”, “-U”, or “-W”. For the
“-S” option “-f” must be specified first. All other
options will ignore this “-f” option.
If the “-f” option is not specified with the commands
above the default configuration file will be used. It‟s
name and location is:
/etc/chelsio-iscsi/chiscsi.conf
The configuration file path and filename must
conform to Linux standards.
For the format of the iSCSI configuration file, please
see “Format of The iSCSI Configuration File” section
earlier in this document.
-k
<key>[=<val>]
Specifies an iSCSI Entity or Chelsio Entity
parameter.
This option can be specified after “-c” option to
retrieve a parameter setting..
-c
target=<name>
[,name2
.
.
.
,<nameN>]
Display the Chelsio iSCSI target configuration.
target=<name> parameter:
Where name is the name of the node whose
information will be returned. name can be one or
more string of names, separated by a comma,
<name1[,name2,…,nameN] | ALL>
A name of ALL returns information on all targets.
ALL is a reserved string that must be uppercase.
Example:
iscsictl -c target=iqn.com.cc.it1
Iscsictl -c target=iqn.com.cc.target1 -k
TargetAlias
The <name> parameter can also be specified as one
or more parameter on the same command line,
separated by a comma,
target=<name1>, <name2>, … ,<nameN>
The target=<name> parameter(s) are optional and if
not specified all active Chelsio iSCSI targets(s)
configuration(s) will be displayed.
If target=ALL is specified or no parameters are
specified the output will be abbreviated. Specify
specific targets to get detailed configuration data.