<header>iSCSI Server</header>
This module allows you to export disk devices to other systems over the network
using the iSCSI protocol. Configuration is done primarily by creating three
types of objects - <b>Devices to Share</b>, <b>Devices Combinations</b> and <b>Sharing Targets</b>, described below. You can also edit settings that apply
to the entire iSCSI server using the <b>iSCSI Server Options</b> page. <p>
<dl>
<dt><b>Devices to Share</b> (<tt>extents</tt> in the config file)
<dd>Each of these is a partition, RAID device, logical volume or file that
can be fully or partially exported via iSCSI. Shared devices should not be
used for any othe purpose on this system. <p>
<dt><b>Device Combinations</b> (<tt>devices</tt> in the config file)
<dd>These allow you to combine multiple <b>Devices to share</b> into a larger
device for export. Devices can either be joined in RAID0-style to add their
sizes together, or mirrored RAID1-style for redundancy and improved read
performance. <p>
<dt><b>Sharing Targets</b> (<tt>target</tt> in the config file)
<dd>Each entry in this list exports either a device or device combination to
all systems on a selected network. A share can be either read-only or
read/write. <p>
</dl>
At the bottom of the module's main page are buttons to stop, start and restart
the iSCSI server. Configuration changes will not be applied until the server
is restarted. <p>
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