iSCSI Target Server Reference
The following topics describe the iSCSI Target Server WMI Provider classes.
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Associates an MSFTSM_ObjectManager instance with an CIM_ObjectManagerCommunicationMechanism instance, which describes a protocol and encoding that can be used to communicate with the object manager. |
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Represents an entity that consists of component parts. The entity operates as a functional whole to provide computing capabilities. Systems are top-level objects in the CIM hierarchy. |
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This association indicates that the specified CIM_ManagedElement instance, which includes all constituent elements, conforms to the specified MSFTSM_RegisteredProfile instance. |
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This association indicates that the specified CIM_ManagedElement instance, which includes all constituent elements, conforms to the specified MSFTSM_RegisteredProfile instance. |
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Associates a managed element with a software asset. |
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Associates a service access point (SAP) with the system on which it is provided. |
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Associates a CIM_Service with the MSFTSM_System on which the service is implemented. |
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Provides a domain, in other words a container, in which the instances of a class are guaranteed to be unique per the KEY qualifier definitions. |
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Associates CIM_Namespace instances with the MSFTSM_ObjectManager instance that hosts them. |
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Defines the capabilities of the CIM_Server in which this MSFTSM_ObjectManager instance exists. |
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Associates two instances of MSFTSM_RegisteredProfile where one of the registered profiles references the other. |
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Describes a set of Common Information Model (CIM) classes, properties, and methods, required to manage a real-world entity or usage scenario. |
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Describes a subset of Common Information Model (CIM) classes, properties, and methods, which are required to manage a real-world entity or usage scenario. |
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Provides descriptive information about a software component for asset tracking or installation dependency management or both. |
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Associates a MSFTSM_RegisteredSubProfile instance with a MSFTSM_RegisteredProfile instance that provides context for the subprofile. |
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Represents an entity that consists of component parts. The entity operates as a functional whole. Systems are top-level objects in the CIM hierarchy. |
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Describes an access mechanism for a MSFTSM_ObjectManager instance. It describes a protocol and data encoding that can be used for communication. |
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Associates a service access point (SAP) with the device that implements it. |
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Defines the capabilities and management of an Ethernet port. |
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Associates service access points (SAPs) to the system on which they are hosted. |
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Represents a protocol endpoint that is dedicated to running the IP protocol. |
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Associates logical devices to a system. |
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Represents an association between a job and the managed elements that might be affected by its execution. It might not be feasible for the job to describe all of the affected elements. The main purpose of this association is to provide information when a job requires exclusive use of the specified managed elements or when side effects must be documented that might occur as a result. |
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Represents an association between an instance of the CIM_LogicalElement class that represents an allocated resource with the MSISCSITARGET_StoragePool instance from which it was allocated. These elements typically are subclasses of the CIM_StorageExtent or MSISCSITARGET_StorageVolume classes. |
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Defines static copies of authorization policy rules. It is the base class for all activities which are protected by these rules. |
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Associates a specific MSISCSITARGET_AuthorizedPrivilege class with specific identities, roles, or collections of them. |
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An association used to tie the MSISCSITARGET_AuthorizedPrivilege of an identity or role to specific target resources. |
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Associates a CIM_ServiceAccessPoint class, as the requestor of protocol services, to a CIM_ProtocolEndpoint class. |
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A generic association that is used to represent dependency relationships between CIM_ManagedElement instances. |
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Represents a generic unit of work that can be instantiated, such as a batch or a print job. |
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Provides methods that allow a client to manipulate Logical Unit Name (LUN) masking in a storage system. |
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Describes an association between one or more Service Access Points (SAP)s and the logical devices that implement them. |
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Represents the association between a managed element and the CIM_Capabilities instances that describe it. |
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Represents the association between managed elements and applicable setting data. This association also describes whether this is a default or current setting. |
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Describes the endpoints between which a pipe transfers information. |
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Defines an association between a Service Access Point (SAP) and the System on which it is provided. |
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Defines an association between a Service and the System on which the functionality is located. |
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Defines an association indicating that the storage pool is defined in the context of the referenced System. |
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Describes the capabilities of an iSCSI Network Entity. |
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Defines the capabilities of a CIM_iSCSIConfigurationService. |
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Enables a client to manipulate MSISCSITARGET_iSCSIProtocolEndpoint instances that represent Internet SCSI (iSCSI) ports in an iSCSI node. |
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Describes the attributes and negotiated values for an iSCSI connection. |
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Represents an iSCSI port. |
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Represents a network pipe between initiator and target MSISCSITARGET_iSCSIProtocolEndpoint instances. |
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Contains the default settings for an iSCSI Session. These properties are used as the starting position for login negotiations between initiator and target nodes. |
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Describes the makeup of a pipe that is based on aggregating lower-level pipes. |
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Defines a relationship between a CIM_ProtocolController and an exposed CIM_LogicalDevice, for example a storage volume or media access device. |
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Defines the masking-related capabilities of a protocol controller. |
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Provides methods to allow a client to manage copy operations on storage objects, including management of replication groups, manipulation of replication operations, and retrieval of replication relationships. |
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Defines the capabilities of a MSISCSITARGET_ReplicationService. |
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Associates a Service Access Point (SAP) with a managed element, which indicates that the SAP is available for only the associated managed element. |
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Groups controllers that are used to control the operation and function of devices that instantiate the SCSI protocol. |
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Defines the capabilities of a storage service or MSISCSITARGET_StoragePool. |
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Represents a model of host environment factors that influence the behavior of elements of a storage system. |
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Defines the capabilities of a MSISCSITARGET_StorageConfigurationService instance. |
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Enables the active management of a storage server. It enables jobs to be started for the creation, modification, and deletion of storage objects, for example the MSISCSITARGET_StoragePool and MSISCSITARGET_StorageVolume instances. |
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Represents a hardware ID that serves as an authorization subject. |
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Provides methods for manipulating instances of MSISCSITARGET_StorageHardwareID and manipulating the trust of these IDs in the underlying storage system. |
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Represents an aggregation of storage capacity for the purpose of assignment and allocation based on service characteristics, such as location, available space, or other criteria. |
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Defines the replication capabilities of an associated instance of the MSISCSITARGET_StorageConfigurationService class. |
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Defines a set of properties that are related to the configuration of a storage volume. |
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Associates a MSISCSITARGET_StorageSetting instance with a MSISCSITARGET_StorageCapabilities instance. |
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Associates two storage objects in a replication relationship. |
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Represents a storage volume as implemented by the Microsoft iSCSI Target Server SMI-S Provider. |
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Associates logical devices to the MSFTSM_System in which they are aggregated. |
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Represents a protocol endpoint that is dedicated to running the TCP protocol. |
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Contains the iSCSI Qualified Name (IQN) of a cached initiator. The target caches initiators that have logged into the target, are manually typed in by the user, or are queried from an iSNS server. Initiators that have not logged into the target for seven days are removed from the cache unless that initiator exists in an iSNS server. |
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Represents a connection from the initiator to the target. |
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Describes an iSCSI virtual disk. |
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Represents the mount point path of the shadow copy that was mounted locally on the iSCSI Target server. |
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Contains general information about the Microsoft iSCSI Target Server. |
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Represents an iSCSI target. |
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Contains information used by the iSCSI target entry to identify the initiator associated with it. |
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Represents an iSNS server that Microsoft iSCSI Target Server uses to register iSCSI targets and query for iSCSI initiator information. |
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This class supports the iSCSIStorageProviderIdentity noun. |
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This class supports the iSCSIStorageSubsystem noun. |
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Represents a mapping of a virtual disk (WT_Disk) to an iSCSI target (WT_Host). |
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Represents a TCP/IP address and port pair that are used for iSCSI traffic. |
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Represents a session from the initiator to the target. |
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Represents a volume shadow copy. |
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Represents the LUN information for an iSCSI target. This information is used by the Virtual Disk Service (VDS). For more information, see VDS_LUN_INFORMATION. |
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Represents a Vital Product Data Identification Descriptor. |
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Represents the volumes that are suitable to host iSCSI virtual disks. |