1、ANSI INCITS 366-2003for Information Technology SCSI Architecture Model - 2 (SAM-2)ANSIINCITS 366-2003ANSIINCITS 366-2003American National Standardfor Information Technology SCSI Architecture Model - 2 (SAM-2)SecretariatInformation Technology Industry Council (ITI)Approved April 2, 2003American Natio
2、nal Standards Institute, Inc.AbstractThis standard specifies the SCSI Architecture Model. The purpose of the architecture is to provide a com-mon basis for the coordination of SCSI standards and to specify those aspects of SCSI I/O system behav-ior that are independent of a particular technology and
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12、 search is conducted by the de-veloper or publisher in respect to any standard it processes. No representation is made or impliedthat licenses are not required to avoid infringement in the use of this standard.iContentsPageForeword.vi1 Scope. 11.1 Introduction. 11.2 Requirements precedence . 11.3 SC
13、SI standards family 22 Normative references. 52.1 Normative references . 52.2 Approved references 52.3 References under development . 53 Definitions, symbols, abbreviations, and conventions . 63.1 Definitions. 63.2 Acronyms 133.3 Keywords 133.4 Editorial conventions 143.5 Numeric conventions 143.6 N
14、otation conventions 153.6.1 Hierarchy diagram conventions . 153.6.2 Notation for procedures and functions. 153.6.3 Notation for state diagrams . 164 SCSI Architecture Model 184.1 Introduction. 184.2 The SCSI distributed service model . 194.3 The SCSI client-server model. 204.4 The SCSI structural mo
15、del . 214.5 SCSI domain 234.6 The service delivery subsystem . 234.6.1 The service delivery subsystem object 234.6.2 Synchronizing client and server states 244.6.3 Request/Response ordering 244.7 SCSI devices 254.7.1 SCSI initiator device 254.7.2 SCSI target device. 264.7.3 SCSI target/initiator dev
16、ice 274.7.4 SCSI port identifier 274.7.5 SCSI task router 284.7.6 SCSI device name. 284.7.7 SCSI port name. 284.8 Logical units 294.9 Logical unit numbers 304.9.1 Logical unit numbers overview 304.9.2 LUN 0 address. 304.9.3 Single level logical unit number structure 304.9.4 Eight byte logical unit n
17、umber structure 324.9.5 Logical unit addressing method. 344.9.6 Peripheral device addressing method . 344.9.7 Flat space addressing method 354.9.8 Extended logical unit addressing. 36ii4.9.9 Well known logical unit addressing 384.10 Tasks 394.10.1 The task object 394.10.2 Task tags. 394.11 The nexus
18、 object 404.12 SCSI ports 414.12.1 SCSI port configurations 414.12.2 SCSI devices with multiple ports . 414.12.3 Multiple port target SCSI device structure . 424.12.4 Multiple port initiator SCSI device structure. 434.12.5 Multiple port target/initiator SCSI device structure 444.12.6 SCSI initiator
19、device view of a multiple port SCSI target device . 454.12.7 SCSI target device view of a multiple port SCSI initiator device . 474.13 Model for dependent logical units. 484.14 The SCSI model for distributed communications . 505 SCSI Command Model 535.1 The Execute Command remote procedure 535.2 Com
20、mand descriptor block (CDB) 555.2.1 CDB format 555.2.2 OPERATION CODE byte. 555.2.3 CONTROL byte. 565.3 Status . 575.3.1 Status codes 575.3.2 Status precedence. 595.4 SCSI transport protocol services in support of Execute Command 605.4.1 Overview 605.4.2 Execute Command request/confirmation SCSI tra
21、nsport protocol services 605.4.3 Data transfer SCSI transport protocol services . 625.4.3.1 Introduction. 625.4.3.2 Data-In delivery service 635.4.3.3 Data-Out delivery service . 645.5 Task and command lifetimes 645.6 Task management function lifetime 655.7 Aborting tasks. 655.7.1 Mechanisms that ca
22、use tasks to be aborted . 655.7.2 When a SCSI initiator port aborts its own tasks 665.7.3 When a SCSI initiator port aborts tasks from other SCSI initiator ports 665.8 Command processing examples 675.8.1 Unlinked command example . 675.8.2 Linked command example. 685.9 Command processing consideratio
23、ns and exception conditions 695.9.1 Contingent allegiance (CA) and auto contingent allegiance (ACA) . 695.9.1.1 Overview. 695.9.1.2 Establishing a CA or ACA. 705.9.1.3 Handling tasks when neither CA or ACA is in effect. 715.9.1.4 Handling new tasks from the faulted initiator port when CA or ACA is i
24、n effect . 715.9.1.5 Handling new tasks from non-faulted initiator ports when CA or ACA is in effect 725.9.1.5.1 Commands permitted from non-faulted initiator ports during CA or ACA 725.9.1.5.2 Handling new tasks from non-faulted initiator ports when CA or ACA is in effect . 735.9.1.6 Clearing a CA
25、condition 755.9.1.7 Clearing an ACA condition . 755.9.2 Overlapped commands . 755.9.3 Incorrect logical unit selection . 76iii5.9.4 Sense data 775.9.4.1 Sense data introduction 775.9.4.2 Asynchronous event reporting 775.9.4.3 Autosense. 785.9.5 Unit Attention condition 795.9.6 Hard reset 805.9.7 Log
26、ical unit reset . 806 Task management functions 816.1 Introduction. 816.2 ABORT TASK. 826.3 ABORT TASK SET. 826.4 CLEAR ACA . 836.5 CLEAR TASK SET . 836.6 LOGICAL UNIT RESET 846.7 TARGET RESET 846.8 WAKEUP 856.9 Task management SCSI transport protocol services . 856.10 Task management function examp
27、le 877 Task Set Management. 887.1 Introduction to task set management . 887.2 Controlling task set management . 887.3 Task management events 897.4 Task states . 897.4.1 Overview 897.4.1.1 Task state nomenclature 897.4.1.2 Suspended information. 897.4.2 Enabled task state . 907.4.3 Blocked task state
28、 . 907.4.4 Dormant task state 907.4.5 Ended task state 907.4.6 Task states and task lifetimes . 917.5 Task attributes 917.5.1 Simple task 917.5.2 Ordered task 917.5.3 Head of queue task . 917.5.4 ACA task 927.6 Task state transitions 927.7 Task set management examples 937.7.1 Introduction 937.7.2 He
29、ad of queue tasks 947.7.3 Ordered tasks 967.7.4 ACA task 97AnnexesA Identifiers and names for objects 98B Terminology mapping . 102ivTablesPage1 Single level logical unit number structure for 256 or fewer logical units. 302 Single level logical unit number structure for 257 to 16 384 logical units.
30、313 Eight byte logical unit number structure adjustments. 324 Eight Byte logical unit number structure. 335 Format of addressing fields 336 ADDRESS METHOD field values. 347 Logical unit addressing. 348 Peripheral device addressing. 359 Flat space addressing 3610 Extended logical unit addressing 3611
31、 LENGTH field values. 3612 Two byte extended logical unit addressing format . 3713 Four byte extended logical unit addressing format. 3714 Six byte extended logical unit addressing format. 3715 Eight byte extended logical unit addressing format 3716 Logical unit extended address methods. 3717 Well k
32、nown logical unit extended address format 3818 Mapping nexus to SAM-2 identifiers. 4019 Command Descriptor Block (CDB) Format 5520 OPERATION CODE byte . 5521 Group Code values 5622 CONTROL byte . 5623 Status codes. 5724 Autosense, CA, and ACA Interactions . 6925 Blocking and aborting tasks when a CA
33、 or ACA is established . 7026 Task handling when neither CA nor ACA is in effect 7127 Handling for new tasks from a faulted initiator port during CA . 7128 Handling for new tasks from a faulted initiator port during ACA. 7229 Handling for new tasks from non-faulted initiator ports during CA . 7330 H
34、andling for new tasks from non-faulted initiator ports during ACA. 7431 Task Management Functions. 8132 Task State Nomenclature. 8933 Task attribute and state indications in examples 9434 Dormant task blocking boundary requirements 96vFiguresPage1 Requirements precedence . 12 SCSI document structure
35、 . 23 Example hierarchy diagram154 Example state diagram.165 Client-Server model196 SCSI client-server model207 SCSI I/O system and domain model 218 Overall SCSI domain model .229 SCSI domain model2310 Service delivery subsystem model .2311 SCSI initiator device model 2512 SCSI target device model.2
36、613 SCSI target/initiator device model 2714 Logical unit model.2915 Eight Byte logical unit number structure adjustments.3216 SCSI device functional models.4117 Multiple port target SCSI device structure model .4218 Multiple port SCSI initiator device structure model.4319 Multiple port target/initia
37、tor SCSI device structure model.4420 SCSI target device configured in a single SCSI domain 4521 SCSI target device configured in multiple SCSI domains.4622 SCSI target device and SCSI initiator device configured in a single SCSI domain 4623 Dependent logical unit model .4824 Example of hierarchical
38、system diagram4925 Protocol service reference model .5026 Protocol service model .5127 Request-Response ULP transaction and related LLP services5228 Model for Data-In and Data-Out data transfers 6229 Command processing events .6730 Linked command processing events 6831 Task management processing eve
39、nts8732 Example of Dormant state task behavior9133 Task states .9234 Head of queue tasks and blocking boundaries (example 1).94vi35 Head of queue tasks and blocking boundaries (example 2) .9536 Ordered tasks and blocking boundaries .9637 ACA task example 97viiForeword (This foreword is not part of A
40、NSI INCITS 366-2003.)The purpose of this standard is to provide a basis for the coordination of SCSIstandards development and to define requirements, common to all SCSI technol-ogies and implementations that are essential for compatibility with host SCSI appli-cation software and device-resident fir
41、mware across all SCSI transport protocols.These requirements are defined through a reference model that specifies thebehavior and abstract structure that is generic to all SCSI I/O system implementa-tions.With any technical document there may arise questions of interpretation as newproducts are impl
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47、ommitteeapproval of the standard does not necessarily imply that all committee membersvoted for approval. At the time of it approved this standard, INCITS had the followingmembers:Karen Higginbottom, ChairRuss Richards, Vice-ChairJennifer Garner, SecretaryOrganization Represented Name of Representat
48、iveApple Computer, Inc. David MichaelWanda Cox (Alt.)viiiOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeHewlett-Packard Company. Karen HigginbottomScott Jameson (Alt.)Steve Mills (Alt.)IBM Corporation Ronald F. SillettiChuck Adams (Alt.)Institute for Certification of Computer Professionals. Kenneth
49、M. ZemrowskiThomas Kurihara (Alt.)Intel Corporation . Gregory KisorMichelle Stamnes (Alt.)Philip Wennblom (Alt.)Microsoft Corporation . Mike KsarJoseph Zajaczkowski (Alt.)National Institute of Standards equivalent to thephrase “it is strongly recommended“.3.3.11 vendor specific: Specification of the referenced item is determined by the SCSI device vendor.3.4 Editorial conventionsCertain words and terms used in this standard have a specific meaning beyond the normal English meaning.These words and terms are defined either in the glossary or in t
