Subject: Re: Login Command Clarification

From: "Julian Satran" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 07:43:25 +0200

Michael,

Both min and max are in flux (the 1.0 release will probably have 1 (or
10?).
They where meant for the initiator parties to indicate the range it
supports and the target select (probably the highest).
However if an initiator gives out a range and the target selects a number
that is not the highest - it may do so (like when it wants to expose a new
and unstable version only to those initiators that do not support an older
version).

Julo

                    "Fischer, Michael"                                                                  
                    <Michael_Fischer@ad       To:     Julian Satran/Haifa/IBM@IBMIL                     
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                                              Subject:     Login Command Clarification                  
                    24-01-02 22:40                                                                      

Julian,

     I have a question about Version-Max and Version-Min in the Login
     Request PDU.  The way I understand it is that

     Spec                      Max                        Min
     <= .6                        1                           1
     .6, .8                        2                           <= 2
     >= .9                       3                           <= 3

     But I have had discussions with others that indicate that Version-Max
     should still be 1 since the spec does not specify it.  Their argument
     is that the version information is specified in the version-min
     section of the spec only.

     Please clarify.  Thank you,

     Michael Fischer
     [email-masked]