iSCSI Diskless Linux Servers

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Last Update: 2013-04-19

iSCSI Diskless Linux Server (idilis) is a collection of tools to setup iSCSI enabled diskless GNU/Linux servers. It supports redundancy features like root filesystem mirroring, ethernet bonding and multiple boot servers.

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