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26 
27 #ifndef _ISCSI_H
28 #define	_ISCSI_H
29 
30 /*
31  * Block comment which describes the contents of this file.
32  */
33 
34 #ifdef __cplusplus
35 extern "C" {
36 #endif
37 
38 #include <sys/scsi/scsi.h>
39 #include <sys/ddi.h>
40 #include <sys/sunddi.h>
41 #include <sys/socket.h>
42 #include <sys/kstat.h>
43 #include <sys/sunddi.h>
44 #include <sys/sunmdi.h>
45 #include <sys/mdi_impldefs.h>
46 #include <sys/time.h>
47 #include <sys/nvpair.h>
48 #include <sys/sdt.h>
49 
50 #include <sys/iscsi_protocol.h>
51 #include <sys/scsi/adapters/iscsi_if.h>
52 #include <iscsiAuthClient.h>
53 #include <iscsi_stats.h>
54 #include <iscsi_thread.h>
55 #include <sys/idm/idm.h>
56 #include <sys/idm/idm_conn_sm.h>
57 #include <nvfile.h>
58 
59 #ifndef MIN
60 #define	MIN(a, b) ((a) < (b) ? (a) : (b))
61 #endif
62 
63 #ifndef TRUE
64 #define	TRUE 1
65 #endif
66 
67 #ifndef FALSE
68 #define	FALSE 0
69 #endif
70 
71 #define	LOGIN_PDU_BUFFER_SIZE	(16 * 1024)	/* move somewhere else */
72 
73 extern boolean_t iscsi_conn_logging;
74 extern boolean_t iscsi_io_logging;
75 extern boolean_t iscsi_login_logging;
76 extern boolean_t iscsi_logging;
77 extern boolean_t iscsi_sess_logging;
78 #define	ISCSI_CONN_LOG	if (iscsi_conn_logging) cmn_err
79 #define	ISCSI_IO_LOG	if (iscsi_io_logging) cmn_err
80 #define	ISCSI_LOGIN_LOG	if (iscsi_login_logging) cmn_err
81 #define	ISCSI_LOG	if (iscsi_logging) cmn_err
82 #define	ISCSI_SESS_LOG	if (iscsi_sess_logging) cmn_err
83 
84 /*
85  * Name Format of the different Task Queues
86  */
87 #define	ISCSI_SESS_IOTH_NAME_FORMAT		"io_thrd_%d.%d"
88 #define	ISCSI_SESS_WD_NAME_FORMAT		"wd_thrd_%d.%d"
89 #define	ISCSI_SESS_LOGIN_TASKQ_NAME_FORMAT	"login_taskq_%d.%d"
90 #define	ISCSI_CONN_CN_TASKQ_NAME_FORMAT		"conn_cn_taskq_%d.%d.%d"
91 #define	ISCSI_CONN_RXTH_NAME_FORMAT		"rx_thrd_%d.%d.%d"
92 #define	ISCSI_CONN_TXTH_NAME_FORMAT		"tx_thrd_%d.%d.%d"
93 
94 /*
95  * The iSCSI driver will not build scatter/gather lists (iovec) longer
96  * than the value defined here. Asserts have been include in the code
97  * to check.
98  */
99 #define	ISCSI_MAX_IOVEC		5
100 
101 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_MAX_STORM_DELAY		32
102 
103 /*
104  * The SNDBUF and RCVBUF size parameters for the sockets are just a
105  * guess for the time being (I think it is the values used by CISCO
106  * or UNH).  Testing will have to be done to figure * out the impact
107  * of these values on performance.
108  */
109 #define	ISCSI_SOCKET_SNDBUF_SIZE		(256 * 1024)
110 #define	ISCSI_SOCKET_RCVBUF_SIZE		(256 * 1024)
111 #define	ISCSI_TCP_NODELAY_DEFAULT		0
112 #define	ISCSI_TCP_CNOTIFY_THRESHOLD_DEFAULT	2000
113 #define	ISCSI_TCP_CABORT_THRESHOLD_DEFAULT	10000
114 #define	ISCSI_TCP_ABORT_THRESHOLD_DEFAULT	(30 * 1000) /* milliseconds */
115 #define	ISNS_TCP_ABORT_THRESHOLD_DEFAULT	(3 * 1000) /* milliseconds */
116 
117 /* Default values for tunable parameters */
118 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_RX_TIMEOUT_VALUE		60
119 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_CONN_DEFAULT_LOGIN_MAX	180
120 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_LOGIN_POLLING_DELAY	60
121 
122 /*
123  * Convenient short hand defines
124  */
125 #define	TARGET_PROP	"target"
126 #define	LUN_PROP	"lun"
127 #define	MDI_GUID	"wwn"
128 #define	NDI_GUID	"client-guid"
129 
130 #define	ISCSI_SIG_CMD	0x11111111
131 #define	ISCSI_SIG_LUN	0x22222222
132 #define	ISCSI_SIG_CONN	0x33333333
133 #define	ISCSI_SIG_SESS	0x44444444
134 #define	ISCSI_SIG_HBA	0x55555555
135 
136 #define	SENDTARGETS_DISCOVERY	"SENDTARGETS_DISCOVERY"
137 
138 #define	ISCSI_LUN_MASK_MSB	0x00003f00
139 #define	ISCSI_LUN_MASK_LSB	0x000000ff
140 #define	ISCSI_LUN_MASK		(ISCSI_LUN_MASK_MSB | ISCSI_LUN_MASK_LSB)
141 #define	ISCSI_LUN_BYTE_COPY(lun, report_lun_data) \
142 	lun[0] = (report_lun_data & ISCSI_LUN_MASK_MSB) >> 8; \
143 	lun[1] = (report_lun_data & ISCSI_LUN_MASK_LSB);
144 /*
145  * Not defined by iSCSI, but used in the login code to
146  * determine when to send the initial Login PDU
147  */
148 #define	ISCSI_INITIAL_LOGIN_STAGE	-1
149 
150 typedef enum iscsi_status {
151 	/* Success */
152 	ISCSI_STATUS_SUCCESS = 0,
153 	/* Driver / Kernel / Code error */
154 	ISCSI_STATUS_INTERNAL_ERROR,
155 	/* ITT table is already full, unable to reserve slot */
156 	ISCSI_STATUS_ITT_TABLE_FULL,
157 	/* Login on connection failed */
158 	ISCSI_STATUS_LOGIN_FAILED,
159 	/* No connections are in the LOGGED_IN state */
160 	ISCSI_STATUS_NO_CONN_LOGGED_IN,
161 	/* TCP Transfer Error */
162 	ISCSI_STATUS_TCP_TX_ERROR,
163 	/* TCP Receive Error */
164 	ISCSI_STATUS_TCP_RX_ERROR,
165 	/* iSCSI packet RCV timeout */
166 	ISCSI_STATUS_RX_TIMEOUT,
167 	/* iSCSI Header Digest CRC error */
168 	ISCSI_STATUS_HEADER_DIGEST_ERROR,
169 	/* iSCSI Data Digest CRC error */
170 	ISCSI_STATUS_DATA_DIGEST_ERROR,
171 	/* kmem_alloc failure */
172 	ISCSI_STATUS_ALLOC_FAILURE,
173 	/* cmd (tran_abort/reset) failed */
174 	ISCSI_STATUS_CMD_FAILED,
175 	/* iSCSI protocol error */
176 	ISCSI_STATUS_PROTOCOL_ERROR,
177 	/* iSCSI protocol version mismatch */
178 	ISCSI_STATUS_VERSION_MISMATCH,
179 	/* iSCSI login negotiation failed */
180 	ISCSI_STATUS_NEGO_FAIL,
181 	/* iSCSI login authentication failed */
182 	ISCSI_STATUS_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED,
183 	/* iSCSI login redirection failed */
184 	ISCSI_STATUS_REDIRECTION_FAILED,
185 	/* iSCSI uscsi status failure */
186 	ISCSI_STATUS_USCSI_FAILED,
187 	/* data received would have overflowed given buffer */
188 	ISCSI_STATUS_DATA_OVERFLOW,
189 	/* session/connection needs to shutdown */
190 	ISCSI_STATUS_SHUTDOWN,
191 	/* logical unit in use */
192 	ISCSI_STATUS_BUSY,
193 	/* Login on connection failed, retries exceeded */
194 	ISCSI_STATUS_LOGIN_TIMED_OUT
195 } iscsi_status_t;
196 #define	ISCSI_SUCCESS(status) (status == ISCSI_STATUS_SUCCESS)
197 
198 /* SNA32 check value used on increment of CmdSn values */
199 #define	ISCSI_SNA32_CHECK 2147483648UL /* 2**31 */
200 
201 /*
202  * This is the maximum number of commands that can be outstanding
203  * on a iSCSI session at anyone point in time.
204  */
205 #define	ISCSI_CMD_TABLE_SIZE		1024
206 
207 /* Used on connections thread create of receiver thread */
208 extern pri_t minclsyspri;
209 
210 /*
211  * Callers of iscsid_config_one/all must hold this
212  * semaphore across the calls.  Otherwise a ndi_devi_enter()
213  * deadlock in the DDI layer may occur.
214  */
215 extern ksema_t iscsid_config_semaphore;
216 
217 extern kmutex_t iscsi_oid_mutex;
218 extern uint32_t iscsi_oid;
219 extern void *iscsi_state;
220 
221 /*
222  * NOP delay is used to send a iSCSI NOP (ie. ping) across the
223  * wire to see if the target is still alive.  NOPs are only
224  * sent when the RX thread hasn't received anything for the
225  * below amount of time.
226  */
227 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_NOP_DELAY			5 /* seconds */
228 extern int	iscsi_nop_delay;
229 /*
230  * If we haven't received anything in a specified period of time
231  * we will stop accepting IO via tran start.  This will enable
232  * upper level drivers to see we might be having a problem and
233  * in the case of scsi_vhci will start to route IO down a better
234  * path.
235  */
236 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_RX_WINDOW			20 /* seconds */
237 extern int	iscsi_rx_window;
238 /*
239  * If we haven't received anything in a specified period of time
240  * we will stop accepting IO via tran start.  This the max limit
241  * when encountered we will start returning a fatal error.
242  */
243 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_RX_MAX_WINDOW		180 /* seconds */
244 extern int	iscsi_rx_max_window;
245 
246 /*
247  * During iscsi boot, if the boot session has been created, the
248  * initiator hasn't changed the boot lun to be online, we will wait
249  * 180s here for lun online by default.
250  */
251 #define	ISCSI_BOOT_DEFAULT_MAX_DELAY		180 /* seconds */
252 /*
253  * +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
254  * | iSCSI Driver Structures						|
255  * +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
256  */
257 
258 /*
259  * iSCSI Auth Information
260  */
261 typedef struct iscsi_auth {
262 	IscsiAuthStringBlock    auth_recv_string_block;
263 	IscsiAuthStringBlock    auth_send_string_block;
264 	IscsiAuthLargeBinary    auth_recv_binary_block;
265 	IscsiAuthLargeBinary    auth_send_binary_block;
266 	IscsiAuthClient		auth_client_block;
267 	int			num_auth_buffers;
268 	IscsiAuthBufferDesc	auth_buffers[5];
269 
270 	/*
271 	 * To indicate if bi-directional authentication is enabled.
272 	 * 0 means uni-directional authentication.
273 	 * 1 means bi-directional authentication.
274 	 */
275 	int			bidirectional_auth;
276 
277 	/* Initiator's authentication information. */
278 	char			username[iscsiAuthStringMaxLength];
279 	uint8_t			password[iscsiAuthStringMaxLength];
280 	int			password_length;
281 
282 	/* Target's authentication information. */
283 	char			username_in[iscsiAuthStringMaxLength];
284 	uint8_t			password_in[iscsiAuthStringMaxLength];
285 	int			password_length_in;
286 } iscsi_auth_t;
287 
288 /*
289  * iSCSI Task
290  */
291 typedef struct iscsi_task {
292 	void			*t_arg;
293 	boolean_t		t_blocking;
294 } iscsi_task_t;
295 
296 /*
297  * These are all the iscsi_cmd types that we use to track our
298  * commands between queues and actions.
299  */
300 typedef enum iscsi_cmd_type {
301 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_SCSI = 1,	/* scsi cmd */
302 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_NOP,		/* nop / ping */
303 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_ABORT,		/* abort */
304 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_RESET,		/* reset */
305 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_LOGOUT,		/* logout */
306 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_LOGIN,		/* login */
307 	ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_TEXT		/* text */
308 } iscsi_cmd_type_t;
309 
310 /*
311  * iscsi_cmd_state - (reference iscsi_cmd.c for state diagram)
312  */
313 typedef enum iscsi_cmd_state {
314 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_FREE = 0,
315 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_PENDING,
316 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_ACTIVE,
317 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_ABORTING,
318 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_IDM_ABORTING,
319 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED,
320 	ISCSI_CMD_STATE_MAX
321 } iscsi_cmd_state_t;
322 
323 #ifdef ISCSI_CMD_SM_STRINGS
324 static const char *iscsi_cmd_state_names[ISCSI_CMD_STATE_MAX+1] = {
325 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_FREE",
326 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_PENDING",
327 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_ACTIVE",
328 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_ABORTING",
329 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_IDM_ABORTING",
330 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED",
331 	"ISCSI_CMD_STATE_MAX"
332 };
333 #endif
334 
335 /*
336  * iscsi command events
337  */
338 typedef enum iscsi_cmd_event {
339 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E1 = 0,
340 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E2,
341 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E3,
342 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E4,
343 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E6,
344 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E7,
345 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E8,
346 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E9,
347 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E10,
348 	ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_MAX
349 } iscsi_cmd_event_t;
350 
351 #ifdef ISCSI_CMD_SM_STRINGS
352 static const char *iscsi_cmd_event_names[ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_MAX+1] = {
353 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E1",
354 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E2",
355 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E3",
356 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E4",
357 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E6",
358 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E7",
359 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E8",
360 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E9",
361 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_E10",
362 	"ISCSI_CMD_EVENT_MAX"
363 };
364 #endif
365 
366 /*
367  * iscsi text command stages - these stages are used by iSCSI text
368  * processing to manage long resonses.
369  */
370 typedef enum iscsi_cmd_text_stage {
371 	ISCSI_CMD_TEXT_INITIAL_REQ = 0,
372 	ISCSI_CMD_TEXT_CONTINUATION,
373 	ISCSI_CMD_TEXT_FINAL_RSP
374 } iscsi_cmd_text_stage_t;
375 
376 /*
377  * iscsi cmd misc flags - bitwise applicable
378  */
379 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_INTERNAL	0x1
380 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_FREE		0x2
381 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_STUCK	0x4
382 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_XARQ 	0x8
383 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_SENT		0x10
384 #define	ISCSI_CMD_MISCFLAG_FLUSH	0x20
385 
386 /*
387  * 1/2 of a 32 bit number, used for checking CmdSN
388  * wrapped.
389  */
390 #define	ISCSI_CMD_SN_WRAP		0x80000000
391 
392 #define	ISCSI_CMD_PKT_STAT_INIT		0
393 
394 /*
395  * iSCSI cmd/pkt Structure
396  */
397 typedef struct iscsi_cmd {
398 	uint32_t		cmd_sig;
399 	struct iscsi_cmd	*cmd_prev;
400 	struct iscsi_cmd	*cmd_next;
401 	struct iscsi_conn	*cmd_conn;
402 
403 	iscsi_cmd_type_t	cmd_type;
404 	iscsi_cmd_state_t	cmd_state;
405 	iscsi_cmd_state_t	cmd_prev_state;
406 	clock_t			cmd_lbolt_pending;
407 	clock_t			cmd_lbolt_active;
408 	clock_t			cmd_lbolt_aborting;
409 	clock_t			cmd_lbolt_idm_aborting;
410 	clock_t			cmd_lbolt_timeout;
411 	uint8_t			cmd_misc_flags;
412 	idm_task_t		*cmd_itp;
413 
414 	union {
415 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_SCSI */
416 		struct {
417 			idm_buf_t		*ibp_ibuf;
418 			idm_buf_t		*ibp_obuf;
419 			struct scsi_pkt		*pkt;
420 			struct buf		*bp;
421 			int			cmdlen;
422 			int			statuslen;
423 			size_t			data_transferred;
424 
425 			uint32_t		lun;
426 
427 			/*
428 			 * If SCSI_CMD_TYPE is in ABORTING_STATE
429 			 * then the abort_icmdp field will be a pointer
430 			 * to the abort command chasing this one.
431 			 */
432 			struct iscsi_cmd	*abort_icmdp;
433 			/*
434 			 * pointer to the r2t associated with this
435 			 * command (if any)
436 			 */
437 			struct iscsi_cmd	*r2t_icmdp;
438 			/*
439 			 * It will be true if this command has
440 			 * another R2T to handle.
441 			 */
442 			boolean_t		r2t_more;
443 			/*
444 			 * It is used to record pkt_statistics temporarily.
445 			 */
446 			uint_t			pkt_stat;
447 		} scsi;
448 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_ABORT */
449 		struct {
450 			/* pointer to original iscsi_cmd, for abort */
451 			struct iscsi_cmd	*icmdp;
452 		} abort;
453 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_RESET */
454 		struct {
455 			int			level;
456 			uint8_t			response;
457 		} reset;
458 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_NOP */
459 		struct {
460 			int rsvd;
461 		} nop;
462 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_R2T */
463 		struct {
464 			struct iscsi_cmd	*icmdp;
465 			uint32_t		offset;
466 			uint32_t		length;
467 		} r2t;
468 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_LOGIN */
469 		struct {
470 			int rvsd;
471 		} login;
472 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_LOGOUT */
473 		struct {
474 			int rsvd;
475 		} logout;
476 		/* ISCSI_CMD_TYPE_TEXT */
477 		struct {
478 			char			*buf;
479 			int			buf_len;
480 			uint32_t		offset;
481 			uint32_t		data_len;
482 			uint32_t		total_rx_len;
483 			uint32_t		ttt;
484 			uint8_t			lun[8];
485 			iscsi_cmd_text_stage_t	stage;
486 		} text;
487 	} cmd_un;
488 
489 	struct iscsi_lun	*cmd_lun; /* associated lun */
490 
491 	uint32_t		cmd_itt;
492 	uint32_t		cmd_ttt;
493 
494 	/*
495 	 * If a data digest error is seem on a data pdu.  This flag
496 	 * will get set.  We don't abort the cmd immediately because
497 	 * we want to read in all the data to get it out of the
498 	 * stream.  Once the completion for the cmd is received we
499 	 * we will abort the cmd and state no sense data was available.
500 	 */
501 	boolean_t		cmd_crc_error_seen;
502 
503 	/*
504 	 * Used to block and wake up caller until action is completed.
505 	 * This is for ABORT, RESET, and PASSTHRU cmds.
506 	 */
507 	int			cmd_result;
508 	int			cmd_completed;
509 	kmutex_t		cmd_mutex;
510 	kcondvar_t		cmd_completion;
511 
512 	idm_pdu_t		cmd_pdu;
513 
514 	sm_audit_buf_t		cmd_state_audit;
515 
516 	uint32_t		cmd_sn;
517 } iscsi_cmd_t;
518 
519 
520 /*
521  * iSCSI LUN Structure
522  */
523 typedef struct iscsi_lun {
524 	uint32_t		lun_sig;
525 	int			lun_state;
526 
527 	struct iscsi_lun	*lun_next;	/* next lun on this sess. */
528 	struct iscsi_sess	*lun_sess;	/* parent sess. for lun */
529 	dev_info_t		*lun_dip;
530 	mdi_pathinfo_t		*lun_pip;
531 
532 	uint16_t		lun_num;	/* LUN */
533 	uint8_t			lun_addr_type;	/* LUN addressing type */
534 	uint32_t		lun_oid;	/* OID */
535 	char			*lun_guid;	/* GUID */
536 	int			lun_guid_size;	/* GUID allocation size */
537 	char			*lun_addr;	/* sess,lun */
538 	time_t			lun_time_online;
539 
540 	uchar_t			lun_cap;	/* bitmap of scsi caps */
541 
542 	uchar_t			lun_vid[ISCSI_INQ_VID_BUF_LEN];	/* Vendor ID */
543 	uchar_t			lun_pid[ISCSI_INQ_PID_BUF_LEN];	/* Product ID */
544 
545 	uchar_t			lun_type;
546 } iscsi_lun_t;
547 
548 #define	ISCSI_LUN_STATE_CLEAR	    0		/* used to clear all states */
549 #define	ISCSI_LUN_STATE_OFFLINE	    1
550 #define	ISCSI_LUN_STATE_ONLINE	    2
551 #define	ISCSI_LUN_STATE_INVALID	    4		/* offline failed */
552 #define	ISCSI_LUN_STATE_BUSY	    8		/* logic unit is in reset */
553 
554 #define	ISCSI_LUN_CAP_RESET	    0x01
555 
556 #define	ISCSI_SCSI_RESET_SENSE_CODE 0x29
557 
558 /*
559  *
560  *
561  */
562 typedef struct iscsi_queue {
563 	iscsi_cmd_t	*head;
564 	iscsi_cmd_t	*tail;
565 	int		count;
566 	kmutex_t	mutex;
567 } iscsi_queue_t;
568 
569 #define	ISCSI_CONN_DEFAULT_LOGIN_MIN		0
570 #define	ISCSI_CONN_DEFAULT_LOGIN_REDIRECT	10
571 
572 /* iSCSI tunable Parameters */
573 typedef struct iscsi_tunable_params {
574 	int		recv_login_rsp_timeout;	/* range: 0 - 60*60 */
575 	int		conn_login_max;		/* range: 0 - 60*60 */
576 	int		polling_login_delay;	/* range: 0 - 60*60 */
577 } iscsi_tunable_params_t;
578 
579 typedef union iscsi_sockaddr {
580 	struct sockaddr		sin;
581 	struct sockaddr_in	sin4;
582 	struct sockaddr_in6	sin6;
583 } iscsi_sockaddr_t;
584 
585 #define	SIZEOF_SOCKADDR(so)	((so)->sa_family == AF_INET ? \
586 	sizeof (struct sockaddr_in) : sizeof (struct sockaddr_in6))
587 
588 typedef enum {
589 	LOGIN_START,
590 	LOGIN_READY,
591 	LOGIN_TX,
592 	LOGIN_RX,
593 	LOGIN_ERROR,
594 	LOGIN_DONE,
595 	LOGIN_FFP,
596 	LOGIN_MAX
597 } iscsi_login_state_t;
598 
599 #ifdef ISCSI_LOGIN_STATE_NAMES
600 static const char *iscsi_login_state_names[LOGIN_MAX+1] = {
601 	"LOGIN_START",
602 	"LOGIN_READY",
603 	"LOGIN_TX",
604 	"LOGIN_RX",
605 	"LOGIN_ERROR",
606 	"LOGIN_DONE",
607 	"LOGIN_FFP",
608 	"LOGIN_MAX"
609 };
610 #endif
611 
612 /*
613  * iscsi_conn_state
614  */
615 typedef enum iscsi_conn_state {
616 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_UNDEFINED = 0,
617 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_FREE,
618 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_IN_LOGIN,
619 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_LOGGED_IN,
620 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_IN_LOGOUT,
621 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_FAILED,
622 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_POLLING,
623 	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_MAX
624 } iscsi_conn_state_t;
625 
626 #ifdef ISCSI_ICS_NAMES
627 static const char *iscsi_ics_name[ISCSI_CONN_STATE_MAX+1] = {
628 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_UNDEFINED",
629 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_FREE",
630 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_IN_LOGIN",
631 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_LOGGED_IN",
632 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_IN_LOGOUT",
633 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_FAILED",
634 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_POLLING",
635 	"ISCSI_CONN_STATE_MAX"
636 };
637 #endif
638 
639 #define	ISCSI_CONN_STATE_FULL_FEATURE(state) \
640 	((state == ISCSI_CONN_STATE_LOGGED_IN) || \
641 	(state == ISCSI_CONN_STATE_IN_LOGOUT))
642 
643 /*
644  * iSCSI Connection Structure
645  */
646 typedef struct iscsi_conn {
647 	uint32_t		conn_sig;
648 	struct iscsi_conn	*conn_next;	/* next conn on this sess. */
649 	struct iscsi_sess	*conn_sess;	/* parent sess. for conn. */
650 
651 	iscsi_conn_state_t	conn_state;	/* cur. conn. driver state */
652 	iscsi_conn_state_t	conn_prev_state; /* prev. conn. driver state */
653 	/* protects the session state and synchronizes the state machine */
654 	kmutex_t		conn_state_mutex;
655 	kcondvar_t		conn_state_change;
656 	boolean_t		conn_state_destroy;
657 	boolean_t		conn_state_ffp;
658 	boolean_t		conn_state_idm_connected;
659 	boolean_t		conn_async_logout;
660 	ddi_taskq_t		*conn_cn_taskq;
661 
662 	idm_conn_t		*conn_ic;
663 
664 	/* base connection information, may have been redirected */
665 	iscsi_sockaddr_t	conn_base_addr;
666 
667 	/* current connection information, may have been redirected */
668 	iscsi_sockaddr_t	conn_curr_addr;
669 
670 	boolean_t		conn_bound;
671 	iscsi_sockaddr_t	conn_bound_addr;
672 
673 	uint32_t		conn_cid;	/* CID */
674 	uint32_t		conn_oid;	/* OID */
675 
676 	int			conn_current_stage;	/* iSCSI login stage */
677 	int			conn_next_stage;	/* iSCSI login stage */
678 	int			conn_partial_response;
679 
680 	/*
681 	 * The active queue contains iscsi_cmds that have already
682 	 * been sent on this connection.  Any future responses to
683 	 * these cmds require alligence to this connection.  If there
684 	 * are issues with these cmds the command may need aborted
685 	 * depending on the command type, and must be put back into
686 	 * the session's pending queue or aborted.
687 	 */
688 	iscsi_queue_t		conn_queue_active;
689 	iscsi_queue_t		conn_queue_idm_aborting;
690 
691 	/* lbolt from the last receive, used for nop processing */
692 	clock_t			conn_rx_lbolt;
693 	clock_t			conn_nop_lbolt;
694 
695 	iscsi_thread_t		*conn_tx_thread;
696 
697 	/*
698 	 * The expstatsn is the command status sn that is expected
699 	 * next from the target.  Command status is carried on a number
700 	 * of iSCSI PDUs (ex.  SCSI Cmd Response, SCSI Data IN with
701 	 * S-Bit set, ...), not all PDUs.  If our expstatsn is different
702 	 * than the received statsn.  Something got out of sync we need to
703 	 * recover.
704 	 */
705 	uint32_t		conn_expstatsn;
706 	uint32_t		conn_laststatsn;
707 
708 	/* active login parameters */
709 	iscsi_login_params_t	conn_params;
710 
711 	/* Statistics */
712 	struct {
713 		kstat_t			*ks;
714 		iscsi_conn_stats_t	ks_data;
715 	} stats;
716 
717 	/*
718 	 * These fields are used to coordinate the asynchronous IDM
719 	 * PDU operations with the synchronous login code.
720 	 */
721 	kmutex_t		conn_login_mutex;
722 	kcondvar_t		conn_login_cv;
723 	iscsi_login_state_t	conn_login_state;
724 	iscsi_status_t		conn_login_status;
725 	iscsi_hdr_t		conn_login_resp_hdr;
726 	char			*conn_login_data;
727 	int			conn_login_datalen;
728 	int			conn_login_max_data_length;
729 
730 	/*
731 	 * login min and max identify the amount of time
732 	 * in lbolt that iscsi_start_login() should attempt
733 	 * to log into a target portal.  The login will
734 	 * delay until the min lbolt has been reached and
735 	 * will end once max time has been reached.  These
736 	 * values are normally set to the default but can
737 	 * are also altered by async commands received from
738 	 * the targetlogin.
739 	 */
740 	clock_t			conn_login_min;
741 	clock_t			conn_login_max;
742 	sm_audit_buf_t		conn_state_audit;
743 
744 	/* active tunable parameters */
745 	iscsi_tunable_params_t	conn_tunable_params;
746 	boolean_t		conn_timeout;
747 } iscsi_conn_t;
748 
749 
750 /*
751  * iscsi_sess_state - (reference iscsi_sess.c for state diagram)
752  */
753 typedef enum iscsi_sess_state {
754 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FREE = 0,
755 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_LOGGED_IN,
756 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FAILED,
757 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_IN_FLUSH,
758 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FLUSHED,
759 	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_MAX
760 } iscsi_sess_state_t;
761 
762 #ifdef ISCSI_SESS_SM_STRINGS
763 static const char *iscsi_sess_state_names[ISCSI_SESS_STATE_MAX+1] = {
764 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FREE",
765 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_LOGGED_IN",
766 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FAILED",
767 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_IN_FLUSH",
768 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FLUSHED",
769 	"ISCSI_SESS_STATE_MAX"
770 };
771 #endif
772 
773 #define	ISCSI_SESS_STATE_FULL_FEATURE(state) \
774 	((state == ISCSI_SESS_STATE_LOGGED_IN) || \
775 	(state == ISCSI_SESS_STATE_IN_FLUSH))
776 
777 
778 typedef enum iscsi_sess_event {
779 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N1 = 0,
780 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N3,
781 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N5,
782 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N6,
783 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N7,
784 	ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_MAX
785 } iscsi_sess_event_t;
786 
787 #ifdef ISCSI_SESS_SM_STRINGS
788 static const char *iscsi_sess_event_names[ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_MAX+1] = {
789 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N1",
790 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N3",
791 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N5",
792 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N6",
793 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_N7",
794 	"ISCSI_SESS_EVENT_MAX"
795 };
796 #endif
797 
798 typedef enum iscsi_sess_type {
799 	ISCSI_SESS_TYPE_NORMAL = 0,
800 	ISCSI_SESS_TYPE_DISCOVERY
801 } iscsi_sess_type_t;
802 
803 #define	SESS_ABORT_TASK_MAX_THREADS	1
804 
805 /* Sun's initiator session ID */
806 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_0    0x40    /* ISID - EN format */
807 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_1    0x00    /* Sec B */
808 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_2    0x00    /* Sec B */
809 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_3    0x2A    /* Sec C - 42 = Sun's EN */
810 /*
811  * defines 4-5 are the reserved values.  These reserved values
812  * are used as the ISID for an initiator-port in MP-API and used
813  * for the send targets discovery sessions.  Byte 5 is overridden
814  * for full feature sessions.  The default values of byte 5 for a
815  * full feature session is 0.  When MS/T is enabled with more than
816  * one session this byte 5 will increment > 0 up to
817  * ISCSI_MAX_CONFIG_SESSIONS.
818  */
819 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_4    0x00
820 #define	ISCSI_SUN_ISID_5    0xFF
821 
822 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_SESS_BOUND	B_FALSE
823 #define	ISCSI_DEFAULT_SESS_NUM		1
824 
825 /*
826  * iSCSI Session(Target) Structure
827  */
828 typedef struct iscsi_sess {
829 	uint32_t		sess_sig;
830 
831 	iscsi_sess_state_t	sess_state;
832 	iscsi_sess_state_t	sess_prev_state;
833 	clock_t			sess_state_lbolt;
834 	/* protects the session state and synchronizes the state machine */
835 	kmutex_t		sess_state_mutex;
836 
837 	/*
838 	 * Associated target OID.
839 	 */
840 	uint32_t		sess_target_oid;
841 
842 	/*
843 	 * Session OID.  Used by IMA, interfaces and exported as
844 	 * TARGET_PROP which is checked by the NDI.  In addition
845 	 * this is used in our tran_lun_init function.
846 	 */
847 	uint32_t		sess_oid;
848 
849 	struct iscsi_sess	*sess_next;
850 	struct iscsi_hba	*sess_hba;
851 
852 	/* list of all luns relating to session */
853 	struct iscsi_lun	*sess_lun_list;
854 	krwlock_t		sess_lun_list_rwlock;
855 
856 	/* list of all connections relating to session */
857 	struct iscsi_conn	*sess_conn_list;
858 	struct iscsi_conn	*sess_conn_list_last_ptr;
859 	/* pointer to active connection in session */
860 	struct iscsi_conn	*sess_conn_act;
861 	krwlock_t		sess_conn_list_rwlock;
862 
863 	/* Connection ID for next connection to be added to session */
864 	uint32_t		sess_conn_next_cid;
865 
866 	/*
867 	 * last time any connection on this session received
868 	 * data from the target.
869 	 */
870 	clock_t			sess_rx_lbolt;
871 
872 	clock_t			sess_failure_lbolt;
873 
874 	int			sess_storm_delay;
875 
876 	/*
877 	 * sess_cmdsn_mutex protects the cmdsn and itt table/values
878 	 * Cmdsn isn't that big of a problem yet since we only have
879 	 * one connection but in the future we will need to ensure
880 	 * this locking is working so keep the sequence numbers in
881 	 * sync on the wire.
882 	 *
883 	 * We also use this lock to protect the ITT table and it's
884 	 * values.  We need to make sure someone doesn't assign
885 	 * a duplicate ITT value or cell to a command.  Also we
886 	 * need to make sure when someone is looking up an ITT
887 	 * that the command is still in that correct queue location.
888 	 */
889 	kmutex_t		sess_cmdsn_mutex;
890 
891 	/*
892 	 * iSCSI command sequencing / windowing.  The next
893 	 * command to be sent via the pending queue will
894 	 * get the sess_cmdsn.  If the maxcmdsn is less
895 	 * than the next cmdsn then the iSCSI window is
896 	 * closed and this command cannot be sent yet.
897 	 * Most iscsi cmd responses from the target carry
898 	 * a new maxcmdsn.  If this new maxcmdsn is greater
899 	 * than the sess_maxcmdsn we will update it's value
900 	 * and set a timer to fire in one tick and reprocess
901 	 * the pending queue.
902 	 *
903 	 * The expcmdsn.   Is the value the target expects
904 	 * to be sent for my next cmdsn.  If the expcmdsn
905 	 * and the cmdsn get out of sync this could denote
906 	 * a communication problem.
907 	 */
908 	uint32_t		sess_cmdsn;
909 	uint32_t		sess_expcmdsn;
910 	uint32_t		sess_maxcmdsn;
911 
912 	/* Next Initiator Task Tag (ITT) to use */
913 	uint32_t		sess_itt;
914 	/*
915 	 * The session iscsi_cmd table is used to a fast performance
916 	 * lookup of an ITT to a iscsi_cmd when we receive an iSCSI
917 	 * PDU from the wire.  To reserve a location in the sess_cmd_table
918 	 * we try the sess_itt % ISCSI_CMD_TABLE_SIZE if this cmd table
919 	 * cell is already full.  Then increament the sess_itt and
920 	 * try to get the cell position again, repeat until an empty
921 	 * cell is found.  Once an empty cell is found place your
922 	 * scsi_cmd point into the cell to reserve the location.  This
923 	 * selection process should be done while holding the session's
924 	 * mutex.
925 	 */
926 	struct iscsi_cmd	*sess_cmd_table[ISCSI_CMD_TABLE_SIZE];
927 	int			sess_cmd_table_count;
928 
929 	/*
930 	 * The pending queue contains all iscsi_cmds that require an
931 	 * open MaxCmdSn window to be put on the wire and haven't
932 	 * been placed on the wire.  Once placed on the wire they
933 	 * will be moved to a connections specific active queue.
934 	 */
935 	iscsi_queue_t		sess_queue_pending;
936 
937 	iscsi_error_t		sess_last_err;
938 
939 	iscsi_queue_t		sess_queue_completion;
940 	/* configured login parameters */
941 	iscsi_login_params_t	sess_params;
942 
943 	/* general iSCSI protocol/session info */
944 	uchar_t			sess_name[ISCSI_MAX_NAME_LEN];
945 	int			sess_name_length;
946 	char			sess_alias[ISCSI_MAX_NAME_LEN];
947 	int			sess_alias_length;
948 	iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t	sess_discovered_by;
949 	iscsi_sockaddr_t	sess_discovered_addr;
950 	uchar_t			sess_isid[ISCSI_ISID_LEN]; /* Session ID */
951 	uint16_t		sess_tsid; /* Target ID */
952 	/*
953 	 * If the target portal group tag(TPGT) is equal to ISCSI_DEFAULT_TPGT
954 	 * then the initiator will accept a successful login with any TPGT
955 	 * specified by the target.  If a none default TPGT is configured
956 	 * then we will only successfully accept a login with that matching
957 	 * TPGT value.
958 	 */
959 	int			sess_tpgt_conf;
960 	/* This field records the negotiated TPGT value, preserved for dtrace */
961 	int			sess_tpgt_nego;
962 
963 	/*
964 	 * Authentication information.
965 	 *
966 	 * DCW: Again IMA seems to take a session view at this
967 	 * information.
968 	 */
969 	iscsi_auth_t		sess_auth;
970 
971 	/* Statistics */
972 	struct {
973 		kstat_t			*ks;
974 		iscsi_sess_stats_t	ks_data;
975 		kstat_t			*ks_io;
976 		kstat_io_t		ks_io_data;
977 		kmutex_t		ks_io_lock;
978 	} stats;
979 
980 	iscsi_thread_t		*sess_ic_thread;
981 	boolean_t		sess_window_open;
982 	boolean_t		sess_boot;
983 	iscsi_sess_type_t	sess_type;
984 
985 	boolean_t		sess_enum_in_progress;
986 
987 	ddi_taskq_t		*sess_taskq;
988 
989 	iscsi_thread_t		*sess_wd_thread;
990 
991 	sm_audit_buf_t		sess_state_audit;
992 
993 	kmutex_t		sess_reset_mutex;
994 
995 	boolean_t		sess_reset_in_progress;
996 } iscsi_sess_t;
997 
998 /*
999  * This structure will be used to store sessions to be online
1000  * during normal login operation.
1001  */
1002 typedef struct iscsi_sess_list {
1003 	iscsi_sess_t		*session;
1004 	struct iscsi_sess_list	*next;
1005 } iscsi_sess_list_t;
1006 
1007 /*
1008  * iSCSI client notify task context for deferred IDM notifications processing
1009  */
1010 typedef struct iscsi_cn_task {
1011 	idm_conn_t		*ct_ic;
1012 	idm_client_notify_t	ct_icn;
1013 	uintptr_t		ct_data;
1014 } iscsi_cn_task_t;
1015 
1016 /*
1017  * iscsi_network
1018  */
1019 typedef struct iscsi_network {
1020 	void* (*socket)(int domain, int, int);
1021 	int (*bind)(void *, struct sockaddr *, int, int, int);
1022 	int (*connect)(void *, struct sockaddr *, int, int, int);
1023 	int (*listen)(void *, int);
1024 	void* (*accept)(void *, struct sockaddr *, int *);
1025 	int (*getsockname)(void *, struct sockaddr *, socklen_t *);
1026 	int (*getsockopt)(void *, int, int, void *, int *, int);
1027 	int (*setsockopt)(void *, int, int, void *, int);
1028 	int (*shutdown)(void *, int);
1029 	void (*close)(void *);
1030 
1031 	size_t (*poll)(void *, clock_t);
1032 	size_t (*sendmsg)(void *, struct msghdr *);
1033 	size_t (*recvmsg)(void *, struct msghdr *, int);
1034 
1035 	iscsi_status_t (*sendpdu)(void *, iscsi_hdr_t *, char *, int);
1036 	iscsi_status_t (*recvdata)(void *, iscsi_hdr_t *, char *,
1037 	    int, int, int);
1038 	iscsi_status_t (*recvhdr)(void *, iscsi_hdr_t *, int, int, int);
1039 
1040 	struct {
1041 		int			sndbuf;
1042 		int			rcvbuf;
1043 		int			nodelay;
1044 		int			conn_notify_threshold;
1045 		int			conn_abort_threshold;
1046 		int			abort_threshold;
1047 	} tweaks;
1048 } iscsi_network_t;
1049 
1050 #define	ISCSI_NET_HEADER_DIGEST	0x00000001
1051 #define	ISCSI_NET_DATA_DIGEST	0x00000002
1052 
1053 extern iscsi_network_t *iscsi_net;
1054 
1055 /*
1056  * If we get bus_config requests in less than 5 seconds
1057  * apart skip the name services re-discovery and just
1058  * complete the requested logins.  This protects against
1059  * bus_config storms from stale /dev links.
1060  */
1061 #define	ISCSI_CONFIG_STORM_DELAY_DEFAULT    5
1062 
1063 /*
1064  * iSCSI HBA Structure
1065  */
1066 typedef struct iscsi_hba {
1067 	uint32_t		hba_sig;
1068 	dev_info_t		*hba_dip;	/* dev info ptr */
1069 	scsi_hba_tran_t		*hba_tran;	/* scsi tran ptr */
1070 	ldi_ident_t		hba_li;
1071 
1072 	struct iscsi_sess	*hba_sess_list;	/* sess. list for hba */
1073 	krwlock_t		hba_sess_list_rwlock; /* protect sess. list */
1074 
1075 	/* lbolt of the last time we received a config request */
1076 	clock_t			hba_config_lbolt;
1077 	/* current number of seconds to protect against bus config storms */
1078 	int			hba_config_storm_delay;
1079 
1080 	/* general iSCSI protocol hba/initiator info */
1081 	uchar_t			hba_name[ISCSI_MAX_NAME_LEN];
1082 	int			hba_name_length;
1083 	uchar_t			hba_alias[ISCSI_MAX_NAME_LEN];
1084 	int			hba_alias_length;
1085 
1086 	/* Default SessionID for HBA */
1087 	uchar_t			hba_isid[ISCSI_ISID_LEN];
1088 
1089 	/* Default HBA wide settings */
1090 	iscsi_login_params_t	hba_params;
1091 
1092 	/*
1093 	 * There's only one HBA and it's set to ISCSI_INITIATOR_OID
1094 	 * (value of 1) at the beginning of time.
1095 	 */
1096 	uint32_t		hba_oid;
1097 
1098 	/*
1099 	 * Keep track of which events have been sent. User daemons request
1100 	 * this information so they don't wait for events which they won't
1101 	 * see.
1102 	 */
1103 	kmutex_t		hba_discovery_events_mutex;
1104 	iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t  hba_discovery_events;
1105 	boolean_t		hba_discovery_in_progress;
1106 
1107 	boolean_t		hba_mpxio_enabled; /* mpxio-enabled */
1108 	/* if the persistent store is loaded */
1109 	boolean_t		hba_persistent_loaded;
1110 
1111 	/*
1112 	 * Ensures only one SendTargets operation occurs at a time
1113 	 */
1114 	ksema_t			hba_sendtgts_semaphore;
1115 
1116 	/*
1117 	 * Statistics
1118 	 */
1119 	struct {
1120 		kstat_t			*ks;
1121 		iscsi_hba_stats_t	ks_data;
1122 	} stats;
1123 
1124 	/*
1125 	 * track/control the service status and client
1126 	 *
1127 	 * service- service online ensures the operational of cli
1128 	 *	  - and the availability of iSCSI discovery/devices
1129 	 *	  - so obviously offline means the unusable of cli
1130 	 *	  - , disabling of all discovery methods and to offline
1131 	 *	  - all discovered devices
1132 	 *
1133 	 * client - here the client actually means 'exclusive client'
1134 	 *	  - for operations these clients take may conflict
1135 	 *	  - with the changing of service status and therefore
1136 	 *	  - need to be exclusive
1137 	 *
1138 	 * The service has three status:
1139 	 * 	ISCSI_SERVICE_ENABLED	 -	client is permitted to
1140 	 *				 -	request service
1141 	 *
1142 	 *	ISCSI_SERVICE_DISABLED	 -	client is not permitted to
1143 	 *				 -	request service
1144 	 *
1145 	 *	ISCSI_SERVICE_TRANSITION -	client must wait for
1146 	 *				 -	one of above two statuses
1147 	 *
1148 	 * The hba_service_client_count tracks the number of
1149 	 * current clients, it increases with new clients and decreases
1150 	 * with leaving clients. It stops to increase once the
1151 	 * ISCSI_SERVICE_TRANSITION is set, and causes later clients be
1152 	 * blocked there.
1153 	 *
1154 	 * The status of the service can only be changed when the number
1155 	 * of current clients reaches zero.
1156 	 *
1157 	 * Clients include:
1158 	 *	iscsi_ioctl
1159 	 *	iscsi_tran_bus_config
1160 	 *	iscsi_tran_bus_unconfig
1161 	 *	isns_scn_callback
1162 	 */
1163 	kmutex_t		hba_service_lock;
1164 	kcondvar_t		hba_service_cv;
1165 	uint32_t		hba_service_status;
1166 	uint32_t		hba_service_client_count;
1167 
1168 	/* Default HBA tunable settings */
1169 	iscsi_tunable_params_t  hba_tunable_params;
1170 	boolean_t		hba_service_status_overwrite;
1171 } iscsi_hba_t;
1172 
1173 /*
1174  * +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
1175  * | iSCSI prototypes							|
1176  * +--------------------------------------------------------------------+
1177  */
1178 
1179 /* IDM client callback entry points */
1180 idm_rx_pdu_cb_t iscsi_rx_scsi_rsp;
1181 idm_rx_pdu_cb_t iscsi_rx_misc_pdu;
1182 idm_rx_pdu_error_cb_t iscsi_rx_error_pdu;
1183 idm_build_hdr_cb_t iscsi_build_hdr;
1184 idm_task_cb_t iscsi_task_aborted;
1185 idm_client_notify_cb_t iscsi_client_notify;
1186 
1187 /* iscsi_io.c */
1188 int iscsi_sna_lte(uint32_t n1, uint32_t n2);
1189 char *iscsi_get_next_text(char *data, int data_length, char *curr_text);
1190 
1191 void iscsi_ic_thread(iscsi_thread_t *thread, void *arg);
1192 void iscsi_tx_thread(iscsi_thread_t *thread, void *arg);
1193 void iscsi_wd_thread(iscsi_thread_t *thread, void *arg);
1194 
1195 iscsi_status_t iscsi_tx_cmd(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1196 
1197 void iscsi_task_cleanup(int opcode, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1198 
1199 void iscsi_handle_abort(void *arg);
1200 iscsi_status_t iscsi_handle_reset(iscsi_sess_t *isp, int level,
1201     iscsi_lun_t *ilp);
1202 iscsi_status_t iscsi_handle_logout(iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1203 iscsi_status_t iscsi_handle_passthru(iscsi_sess_t *isp, uint16_t lun,
1204     struct uscsi_cmd *ucmdp);
1205 iscsi_status_t iscsi_handle_text(iscsi_conn_t *icp,
1206     char *buf, uint32_t buf_len, uint32_t data_len, uint32_t *rx_data_len);
1207 
1208 void iscsi_iodone(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1209 
1210 /* iscsi_crc.c */
1211 uint32_t iscsi_crc32c(void *address, unsigned long length);
1212 uint32_t iscsi_crc32c_continued(void *address, unsigned long length,
1213     uint32_t crc);
1214 
1215 /* iscsi_queue.c */
1216 void iscsi_init_queue(iscsi_queue_t *queue);
1217 void iscsi_destroy_queue(iscsi_queue_t *queue);
1218 void iscsi_enqueue_pending_cmd(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1219 void iscsi_dequeue_pending_cmd(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1220 void iscsi_enqueue_active_cmd(iscsi_conn_t *icp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1221 void iscsi_dequeue_active_cmd(iscsi_conn_t *icp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1222 void iscsi_enqueue_idm_aborting_cmd(iscsi_conn_t *icp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1223 void iscsi_dequeue_idm_aborting_cmd(iscsi_conn_t *icp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1224 void iscsi_enqueue_completed_cmd(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1225 iscsi_status_t iscsi_dequeue_cmd(iscsi_cmd_t **, iscsi_cmd_t **, iscsi_cmd_t *);
1226 void iscsi_move_queue(iscsi_queue_t *src_queue, iscsi_queue_t *dst_queue);
1227 void iscsi_enqueue_cmd_head(iscsi_cmd_t **, iscsi_cmd_t **,
1228     iscsi_cmd_t *);
1229 
1230 /* iscsi_login.c */
1231 iscsi_status_t iscsi_login_start(void *arg);
1232 void iscsi_login_update_state(iscsi_conn_t *icp,
1233     iscsi_login_state_t next_state);
1234 void iscsi_login_update_state_locked(iscsi_conn_t *icp,
1235     iscsi_login_state_t next_state);
1236 
1237 
1238 /* iscsi_stats.c */
1239 boolean_t iscsi_hba_kstat_init(struct iscsi_hba	*ihp);
1240 boolean_t iscsi_hba_kstat_term(struct iscsi_hba	*ihp);
1241 boolean_t iscsi_sess_kstat_init(struct iscsi_sess *isp);
1242 boolean_t iscsi_sess_kstat_term(struct iscsi_sess *isp);
1243 boolean_t iscsi_conn_kstat_init(struct iscsi_conn	*icp);
1244 void iscsi_conn_kstat_term(struct iscsi_conn *icp);
1245 
1246 /* iscsi_net.c */
1247 void iscsi_net_init();
1248 void iscsi_net_fini();
1249 iscsi_status_t iscsi_net_interface();
1250 
1251 /* iscsi_sess.c */
1252 iscsi_sess_t *iscsi_sess_create(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1253     iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t method, struct sockaddr *addr_dsc,
1254     char *target_name, int tpgt, uchar_t isid_lsb,
1255     iscsi_sess_type_t type, uint32_t *oid);
1256 void iscsi_sess_online(void *arg);
1257 int iscsi_sess_get(uint32_t oid, iscsi_hba_t *ihp, iscsi_sess_t **ispp);
1258 iscsi_status_t iscsi_sess_destroy(iscsi_sess_t *isp);
1259 void iscsi_sess_state_machine(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_sess_event_t event);
1260 char *iscsi_sess_state_str(iscsi_sess_state_t state);
1261 boolean_t iscsi_sess_set_auth(iscsi_sess_t *isp);
1262 iscsi_status_t iscsi_sess_reserve_scsi_itt(iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1263 void iscsi_sess_release_scsi_itt(iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1264 iscsi_status_t iscsi_sess_reserve_itt(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1265 void iscsi_sess_release_itt(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1266 void iscsi_sess_redrive_io(iscsi_sess_t *isp);
1267 int iscsi_sess_get_by_target(uint32_t target_oid, iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1268 	iscsi_sess_t **ispp);
1269 
1270 
1271 /* iscsi_conn.c */
1272 iscsi_status_t iscsi_conn_create(struct sockaddr *addr, iscsi_sess_t *isp,
1273     iscsi_conn_t **icpp);
1274 iscsi_status_t iscsi_conn_online(iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1275 iscsi_status_t iscsi_conn_offline(iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1276 iscsi_status_t iscsi_conn_destroy(iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1277 void iscsi_conn_set_login_min_max(iscsi_conn_t *icp, int min, int max);
1278 iscsi_status_t iscsi_conn_sync_params(iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1279 void iscsi_conn_retry(iscsi_sess_t *isp, iscsi_conn_t *icp);
1280 void iscsi_conn_update_state(iscsi_conn_t *icp, iscsi_conn_state_t next_state);
1281 void iscsi_conn_update_state_locked(iscsi_conn_t *icp,
1282 			iscsi_conn_state_t next_state);
1283 
1284 /* iscsi_lun.c */
1285 iscsi_status_t iscsi_lun_create(iscsi_sess_t *isp, uint16_t lun_num,
1286     uint8_t lun_addr_type, struct scsi_inquiry *inq, char *guid);
1287 iscsi_status_t iscsi_lun_destroy(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1288     iscsi_lun_t *ilp);
1289 void iscsi_lun_online(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1290     iscsi_lun_t *ilp);
1291 iscsi_status_t iscsi_lun_offline(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1292     iscsi_lun_t *ilp, boolean_t lun_free);
1293 
1294 /* iscsi_cmd.c */
1295 void iscsi_cmd_state_machine(iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp,
1296     iscsi_cmd_event_t event, void *arg);
1297 iscsi_cmd_t	*iscsi_cmd_alloc(iscsi_conn_t *icp, int km_flags);
1298 void		iscsi_cmd_free(iscsi_cmd_t *icmdp);
1299 
1300 /* iscsi_ioctl.c */
1301 void * iscsi_ioctl_copyin(caddr_t arg, int mode, size_t size);
1302 int iscsi_ioctl_copyout(void *data, size_t size, caddr_t arg, int mode);
1303 iscsi_conn_list_t *iscsi_ioctl_conn_oid_list_get_copyin(caddr_t, int);
1304 int iscsi_ioctl_conn_oid_list_get_copyout(iscsi_conn_list_t *, caddr_t, int);
1305 boolean_t iscsi_ioctl_conn_oid_list_get(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1306     iscsi_conn_list_t *cl);
1307 boolean_t iscsi_ioctl_conn_props_get(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, iscsi_conn_props_t *cp);
1308 int iscsi_ioctl_sendtgts_get(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, iscsi_sendtgts_list_t *stl);
1309 int iscsi_target_prop_mod(iscsi_hba_t *, iscsi_property_t *, int cmd);
1310 int iscsi_set_params(iscsi_param_set_t *, iscsi_hba_t *, boolean_t);
1311 int iscsi_get_persisted_param(uchar_t *, iscsi_param_get_t *,
1312     iscsi_login_params_t *);
1313 void iscsi_set_default_login_params(iscsi_login_params_t *params);
1314 int iscsi_ioctl_get_config_sess(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1315     iscsi_config_sess_t *ics);
1316 int iscsi_ioctl_set_config_sess(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1317     iscsi_config_sess_t *ics);
1318 int iscsi_ioctl_set_tunable_param(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1319     iscsi_tunable_object_t *tpss);
1320 /* ioctls  prototypes */
1321 int iscsi_get_param(iscsi_login_params_t *params,
1322     boolean_t valid_flag,
1323     iscsi_param_get_t *ipgp);
1324 
1325 /* iscsid.c */
1326 boolean_t iscsid_init(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1327 boolean_t iscsid_start(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1328 boolean_t iscsid_stop(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1329 void iscsid_fini();
1330 void iscsid_props(iSCSIDiscoveryProperties_t *props);
1331 boolean_t iscsid_enable_discovery(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1332     iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t idm, boolean_t poke);
1333 boolean_t iscsid_disable_discovery(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1334     iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t idm);
1335 void iscsid_poke_discovery(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t method);
1336 void iscsid_do_sendtgts(entry_t *discovery_addr);
1337 void iscsid_do_isns_query_one_server(
1338     iscsi_hba_t *ihp, entry_t *isns_addr);
1339 void iscsid_do_isns_query(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1340 void iscsid_config_one(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1341     char *name, boolean_t protect);
1342 void iscsid_config_all(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, boolean_t protect);
1343 void iscsid_unconfig_one(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, char *name);
1344 void iscsid_unconfig_all(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1345 void isns_scn_callback(void *arg);
1346 boolean_t iscsid_del(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, char *target_name,
1347     iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t method, struct sockaddr *addr_dsc);
1348 boolean_t iscsid_login_tgt(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, char *target_name,
1349     iSCSIDiscoveryMethod_t method, struct sockaddr *addr_dsc);
1350 void iscsid_addr_to_sockaddr(int src_insize, void *src_addr, int src_port,
1351     struct sockaddr *dst_addr);
1352 void iscsid_set_default_initiator_node_settings(iscsi_hba_t *ihp,
1353     boolean_t minimal);
1354 
1355 void iscsi_send_sysevent(iscsi_hba_t *ihp, char *eventcalss,
1356     char *subclass, nvlist_t *np);
1357 boolean_t iscsi_reconfig_boot_sess(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1358 boolean_t iscsi_chk_bootlun_mpxio(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1359 boolean_t iscsi_cmp_boot_ini_name(char *name);
1360 boolean_t iscsi_cmp_boot_tgt_name(char *name);
1361 boolean_t iscsi_client_request_service(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1362 void iscsi_client_release_service(iscsi_hba_t *ihp);
1363 
1364 extern void bcopy(const void *s1, void *s2, size_t n);
1365 extern void bzero(void *s, size_t n);
1366 /*
1367  * Here we need a contract for inet_ntop() and inet_pton()
1368  * in uts/common/inet/ip/inet_ntop.c
1369  */
1370 extern char *inet_ntop(int af, const void *addr, char *buf, int addrlen);
1371 extern int inet_pton(int af, char *inp, void *outp);
1372 
1373 #ifdef __cplusplus
1374 }
1375 #endif
1376 
1377 #endif /* _ISCSI_H */
1378