archive.py:
- Add iscsi_config.json to _CANDIDATES and _KEYWORDS
- parse_archive() now extracts portals, initiators, targets, extents,
targetextents, and global_config into archive["iscsi"]
migrate.py:
- Add payload builders for all five iSCSI object types
(extents, initiators, portals, targets, target-extents)
- Add migrate_iscsi() which creates objects in dependency order
(extents+initiators first, then portals, then targets, then
target-extent associations) and tracks old→new ID mappings at
each step so downstream references are correctly remapped
- Conflict detection: extents/targets by name, portals by IP set,
initiators by comment, target-extents by target+LUN combination
- Skipped objects still populate the ID map so dependent objects
can remap their references correctly
summary.py:
- Add per-sub-type found/created/skipped/failed counters for iSCSI
- iSCSI rows appear in the report only when iSCSI data was processed
cli.py:
- Add _prompt_iscsi_portals() — shows source IPs per portal and
prompts for destination IPs in-place; supports MPIO (space-separated)
- Wizard scope menu gains option 3 (iSCSI); portal prompt fires
automatically after archive parse when iSCSI portals are present
- run() wires in migrate_iscsi()
- argparse --migrate now accepts "iscsi" as a valid choice
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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