Project2 – Designing an iSCSI Target Server

Design and implement an iSCSI target server that does the following:

1. Listens for all iSCSI initiator connections at site B.
2. Authenticates and accepts the connection.
3. Receives SCSI/iSCSI I/O requests and does the actual I/O.
4. Sends the response for those I/O requests.
5. More features to follow

Project1 – Linux-iSCSI Initiator Driver Development
Project3 – Design an IP Network Load and Error Generator

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