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VBLADE(8)                   System Manager's Manual                  VBLADE(8)

NAME
       vblade - virtual AoE target

SYNOPSIS
       disk/vblade  [ -ir ] [ -s size ] [ -a shelf.slot ] [ -c config ] file [
       -e ether ]

DESCRIPTION
       For each file specified, vblade serves it as an AoE (ATA-over-Ethernet)
       target  via  the  specified  interfaces.   The  default  interface   is
       /net/ether0.   Since  AoE  uses raw Ethernet frames, the target is only
       visible on the local ethernet segment.

       All target-related options are reset for each file.

   Options
       -i        Initialize the configuration header in  file.   All  previous
                 configuration information is lost.  Without this option, con‐
                 figuration  is  read from file and command like options over‐
                 ride previous settings.

       -r        Raw.  Do not use a configuration header.  This is useful when
                 exporting a device or file not generally exported by vblade.

       -s n      The exported target will have size n, rather than the  avail‐
                 able  space in the target.  A size may end in or to specify a
                 customary binary multiplier.

       -a m.n    Specify the shelf and slot (or major and  minor)  address  of
                 the  target.   Valid  shelf  numbers are between 0 and 65534.
                 Valid slots are 0-255.

       -c s      Set the AoE config string to s.

       -e ether  Listen to the network port  ether.   Multiple  ports  may  be
                 specified.

SEE ALSO
       aoe(3), sdaoe(3), http://www.coraid.com/documents/AoEr11.txt.

SOURCE
       /sys/src/cmd/disk/vblade

BUGS
       Security  depends  on control of the local Ethernet segment.  It may be
       unwise to serve AoE on a segment bridged to a wireless network.

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