RE: [Ips] T10 data protection and iSCSI

["Robert Snively" <rsnively at Brocade.COM>]

T10 data protection simply changes slightly the content and length of the data

fields sent to and received from the storage device.  It also modifies

the behavior of some commands, depending on the checking level

selected for the data protection mechanism.  That is described in the

T10 standard SBC-2 (and SBC-3, now in development).

 

It has no effect on the iSCSI protocol itself and is completely independent

of RFC 3720.

 

Bob

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From: Vishal Study [mailto:vishal.study at gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 7:35 PM
To: ips
Subject: [Ips] T10 data protection and iSCSI

Hi:

 

What is relation between T10 data protection mechanism and iSCSI protocol?

I couldn't find any reference to T10 data protection inside RFC 3720.

Pardon my ignorance if this is stupid question...I am quite new to the storage area.

 

Thanks,

Vishal.

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