Daniel Scott-Raynsford • 1/2/2016

Speed up iSCSI PowerShell cmdlets

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This article details a performance issue with iSCSI PowerShell cmdlets, which can take over 20 seconds to execute. The author discovered that specifying -ComputerName LocalHost reduces the execution time to milliseconds by preventing unnecessary network timeouts. This optimization is crucial for use in DSC Resources and scripts managing local iSCSI targets, offering a massive performance improvement.

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