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On Mon, May 14 2007, at 11:24:05 -0500, Mike Christie wrote: > Raj Singh wrote: > > I am trying to use linux-iscsi initiator on red hat 3 to connect a > > SAN. I would like to use my secondary NIC interface for iscsi traffic. > > Any > > help will be appericated. > This is not supported in most linux-iscsi releases. There may have been > some older developement releases for the 2.4 kernel where it was > attempted but the code looks like it did not make it to the stable > releases. I am not sure about the history. I am just looking at the code. Is that really the case? I've got two NICs in my linux box, too, and all iSCSI traffic is sent through the second interface after I set its address in iscsi.conf using the "Address=..." statement. (Just the way I mentioned a month ago.) Am I just being lucky? I'm using version 4:0.2.1 by the way. Jens
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