SBP-2: Async Logout with active stream
John Nels Fuller
jfuller at microsoft.com
Mon Jul 7 13:52:41 PDT 1997
* From the T10 (formerly SCSI) Reflector (t10 at symbios.com), posted by:
* John Nels Fuller <jfuller at MICROSOFT.com>
*
The original intention was option b below. But maybe this should be
reconsidered. If we were to use SBP-2 on a device like a DVCR then why
would we ever need an asynchronous connection?
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> From:
> Stephen_Finch at notes.ssi1.com[SMTP:Stephen_Finch at notes.ssi1.com]
> Sent: Monday, July 07, 1997 1:41 PM
> To: scsi at symbios.com; diskboys at dt.wdc.com
> Subject: SBP-2: Async Logout with active stream
>
>
>
> To create a stream, we must first login (async login) and then
> issue the create stream.
>
> Now, if after doing the above, I log out the original async
> connection, what happens to the isoc stream?
>
> Some solutions:
>
> a) don't allow logout if the stream still exists. Force the
> initiator to logout any stream(s) first and then the async
> connection.
>
> b) kill the isoc stream(s) at the same time as the async
> connection. :-)
>
> c) kill the async connection but keep the streams alive. :-(
>
> steve finch
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