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Visual
SCSI Explorer
Visual SCSI Explorer application runs on the Windows 2000/XP/2003 operating
system platforms and is intended for people who deal with SCSI devices.
Application functional interface is optimized for Medium Changer SCSI device.
Raw CDB feature allows user to execute any SCSI command for SCSI device of any
type.
Application visualizes host SCSI configuration as adapter-device tree. It is
possible to rescan SCSI buses and to see SCSI device insertion and removal.
SCSI device firmware developers will be able to execute each SCSI command
manually and to verify device functioning. Application shows binary outbound
and inbound command data and parses them.
Developers of SCSI initiator and target mode drivers for host bus adapters will
find this application useful to test drivers.
Application automates routine SCSI device test procedures using JScript and
VBScript scripting languages. Application can run several scripts for different
devices at the same time.
Find more information on the product overview page.
SCSI Pass Through JNI helper
The SCSI Pass Through JNI (SPT JNI) software package provides the SCSI Pass Through (SPT) programmatic interface for Java applications on the Windows 2000/XP/2003 operating system platforms.
The package allows Java application to enumerate SCSI host bus adapters and SCSI devices, and to execute SCSI commands for the SCSI devices. Programmatic interface of the package is simple and introduces no limitation on the CDB and data structure. The maximum size of CDB is 16 bytes. The maxiumum size of data is limited by the maximum transfer length parameter of the SCSI host bus adapter and depends on the adapter model and type. The package gives the Java application all the advantages of handling the SCSI devices at relatively low system level. The package does not depend on the type of host bus adapter and handles all types of adapters (SCSI, Fibre Channel, iSCSI, etc) in the same unified way.The package is relatively compact and requires minimum of disk space and memory.
Find more information on the package overview page.