+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #1264053 +++ Currently the engine (via the RESTAPI) doesn't report the WWN (world wide names) of the SCSI initiators and targets for fiber channel storage domains. For example: <logical_unit id="3600014400000001070605fc6b86f0000"> <serial>myserial</serial> <vendor_id>myvendor</vendor_id> <product_id>myuproduct</product_id> <lun_mapping>0</lun_mapping> <size>53687091200</size> <paths>4</paths> <status>used</status> </logical_unit> This information doesn't include the WWN of the initiator or the target. For iSCSI the target is reported, in the form of a iSCSI IQN, but the initiator WWN is also missing: <logical_unit id="3600a09803752706c3224462d72794500"> <port>3260</port> <target>iqn.2015-09.com.example:mytarget</target> <portal>...</portal> <address>...</address> <serial>...</serial> <vendor_id>myvendor</vendor_id> <product_id>myproduct</product_id> <lun_mapping>0</lun_mapping> <size>107374182400</size> <paths>0</paths> <volume_group_id>...</volume_group_id> <storage_domain_id>...</storage_domain_id> <logical_unit> This RFE is about reporting the initiator and target WWN in all cases, for example: <logical_unit id="3600014400000001070605fc6b86f0000"> <initiator> <wwn>myinitiatorwwn</wwn> </initiator> <target> <wwn>mytargetwwn</wwn> </target> ... </logical_unit> As the initiators are more related to the host than to a specific LU it may be better to create a new "/hosts/{host:id}/scsiinitiators" collection: GET /hosts/{host:id}/scsiinitiators <scsi_initiators> <scsi_initiator id="..." href="..."> <wwn>myinitiator1wwwn</wwn> </scsi_initiator> <scsi_initiator id="..." hef="..."> <wwn>myinitiator2wwwn</wwn> </scsi_initiator> ... </scsi_initiators> Same for the targets. The LU can then report them using links: <logical_unit ...> <initiator id="..." href="/hosts/{host:id}/scsiinitiators/..."/> <target id="..." href="/hosts/{host:id}/scsitargets/..."/> </logical_unit>
Hello, Any further updates on this? Is it planned for any release?
Hello Team, Any plans for this feature?
This bug didn't get any attention for a while, we didn't have the capacity to make any progress. If you deeply care about it or want to work on it please assign/target accordingly
ok, closing. Please reopen if still relevant/you want to work on it.
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