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Can iSCSI be used share SCSI scanner over network?
Last weekend, I got an old, but very high-end, SCSI slide scanner. My real computer is a laptop running Windows 10. AFAIK, there's no cheap/good way to directly give it a real SCSI port. I have an old desktop computer running Windows 7, and several old PCI SCSI cards that might conceivably work with it. I have software (Hamrick VueScan) that's capable of working with the scanner... IF I can come up with some reasonable way for the laptop to communicate with the scanner. I've never used it directly, but I know that lurking somewhere in Windows, there's a protocol called iSCSI that (as I underst
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