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In message <006001c2c30d$32507500$b6000a0a@maranti.com>, pverma@marantinetworks
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>Is there a possibility that just one byte of an ISCSI PDU can come in an
>ISCSI packet?

One byte of a PDU may be transmitted in a TCP packet.

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