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| + | This error indicates that you are attempting to use an invalid combination of initiator and target credentials for iSCSI authentication. | ||
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| + | You can view the set of credentials that iPXE is using with the ''show'' command: | ||
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| + | iPXE> show username | ||
| + | username:string = mcb30 | ||
| + | iPXE> show password:hex | ||
| + | password:hex = 64:72:65:61:6d:20:6f:6e | ||
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| + | iPXE> show reverse-username | ||
| + | Could not find "reverse-username" | ||
| + | iPXE> show reverse-password:hex | ||
| + | Could not find "reverse-password" | ||
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| + | Things to try: | ||
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| + | * If you are using initiator (forward) authentication, check that you have specified both ''username'' and ''password''. | ||
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| + | * If you are using target (mutual) authentication, check that you have specified all four of ''username'', ''password'', ''reverse-username'', and ''reverse-password''. | ||
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| + | Note that you cannot use target authentication without also providing credentials for initiator authentication, since this is not permitted by the iSCSI protocol. | ||
