Managing iSCSI targets with targetcli
The
targetcli
command is a shell to view, edit, save, and load the iSCSI target configuration. When you look at the configuration, you will see that targetcli
provides a hierarchical structure in a similar way to a filesystem.
To invoke the targetcli
shell, we will run this command as root using sudo
. You will see that on the first run of the command, a preferences file is created. This is illustrated in the following screenshot:
As you can see in the preceding output, you can enter help
to display a list of commands that can be entered. To view the available configuration objects, we can use the ls
command. ...
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