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...39;off''. This property may be set on filesystems, but has no direct effect; this is to allow ZVOLs created under the ZFS hierarchy to inherit a default. For example, an administrator may want ZVOLs to be shared by default, and so set ''shareiscsi=on'' for the pool. iscsioptions This property, which is hidden by default, is used by the iSCSI target daemon to store persistent information such as the IQN. The contents are not intended for users or external consumers. B. Examples iSCSI targets are simple to create with the zfs(1M) command: # zfs create -V 100M poo...

...Without the send/receive support, it makes it very difficult to use send/receive to perform disaster recovery - why ? Because disk ID''s of the devices change on the target side, so clients must be reconfigured, which is difficult with many clients. After investigating this, I tried "iscsioptions" - the old style property of the legacy target. This is also not replicated. So it seems to be "designed in". So I wonder - where can I found information which properties are replicated and which are not ? Can someone help ? Regards, Robert -- This message posted from opens...