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I am trying to find a MacOS X iSCSI Initiator with MPIO or LACP Support to use on MacOS X Server 10.5. We've been looking at ATTO's, but it doesn't MPIO nor LACP.

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Looked at globalSAN?

Does the ATTO one not work or just not officially support MPIO/LACP? The reason I ask is that I think MPIO is a L2/L3 thing with iSCSI initiation being higher up the stack - therefore the initiator shouldn't care about the actual LAN setup beneath it - could easily be wrong on that though :)

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ATTO doesn't officially support or recommend MPIO or LACP with their initiator. LACP is between the host and the switch; however, ATTO states reliability issues with it. As for MPIO they make it seem like there is no support for it :( I will look more into globalSAN – tegbains Jun 13 '09 at 20:28
I checked the globalSAN iSCSI initiator and I don't see any support in the software, nor any mention of MPIO in the manuals. Oh well, I guess I have wait until MacOS X 10.7 I guess. – tegbains Jun 19 '09 at 5:21
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