iSCSI Can Connect Through an Undesired Interface on Reboot (18053874)

On an Oracle Solaris 11.2 system, iSCSI could connect through an undesired interface on reboot.

Workaround: To identify the undesired interface that is using static-config, type the following command and check the IP address (Local) value:

root@examplehost:~# iscsiadm list target -v

Target: iqn.1986-03.com.sun:02:iscsi-perf
	Alias: -
	TPGT: 2
	ISID: 4000002a0003
	Connections: 1
		CID: 0
			IP address (Local): 192.168.6.100:40238 
			IP address (Peer): 192.168.6.101:3260
			Discovery Method: Static
			Login Parameters (Negotiated):
					Data Sequence In Order: yes
					Data PDU In Order: yes
					Default Time To Retain: 20
					Default Time To Wait: 2
					Error Recovery Level: 0
					First Burst Length: 65536
					Immediate Data: yes
					Initial Ready To Transfer (R2T): yes
					Max Burst Length: 262144
					Max Outstanding R2T: 1
					Max Receive Data Segment Length: 32768
					Max Connections: 32
					Header Digest: NONE
					Data Digest: NONE

Disable the iSCSI target discovery method and then enable it again.

# iscsiadm modify discovery -s disable

# iscsiadm modify discovery -s enable