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To update - yes killing off iscontrol works. This is actually mentioned in the man page but I missed it. Sending it a SIGHUP causes it to cleanly remove the device : (da0:iscsi0:0:0:0): lost device (da0:iscsi0:0:0:0): removing device entry Not so elegant but it works :)

This largely depends on the service and it's configuration syntax. The nice way to do it would be in it's config file, for example apache has an option: Listen <ip address>:<port> Which specifies what ip address (and so network card) the virtualhost binds to and the tcp port. But...

Very easy. Assuming it's supported and detected it's a one liner in /etc/rc.conf : ifconfig_bge0="inet yourip netmask yournetmask" the bge0 bit would be the device name for the card. Can't help too much on the NIC's beyond I suspect most chipsets are supported these days. If you have a...

To muddy the waters this is technically possible : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication But widespread support is basically non-existent enough to make it not really a feasible option. I only found about it last year and it certainly shook my little SSL vhost world :) kev

Sadly I'm using a PAE kernel - so not loadable (or unloadable!) kernel modules. It's hard compiled in. sysctl tells me : net.iscsi.0.pid: 67376 and 'lo : root 67376 0.0 0.0 3264 916 ?? Is Sat12AM 0:00.04 iscontrol -n target0 I had expected iscontrol to do it's...

What BNC software? I'd hazard a guess that it's because the reverse DNS for your actual ip address isn't home.xsiick.com The ircd you connect to will look up your reverse DNS and use that as the hostname. Your bnc software may be checking that before it connects you and stopping you...

Possibly a simple question - I've succesfully configured the iscsi intiator and connected to an iscsi target using iscontrol. This has given me a da0 device which has been formatted and mounted etc etc Basically - I'm now done with it. I can obviously unmount it but the /dev/da0...