I couldn’t agree more, especially with the “better you than me” part. ;-) My interest is much the same. I have little to add to the technical discussion, but a modern, reliable way to connect a Mac to a NAS over iSCSI would be genuinely useful to me. I appreciate the time and effort both Aviontex and Kevin are putting into this. I’m glad to see I’m not the only one quietly following along and hoping it works out.

Hello @Aviontex and @DTS Engineer, I am a user who has been following this thread from the sidelines. I will not rehash the technical detail. You and the developer have that covered in far more depth than I could add. My angle is simpler. For a long time the ways to reach a NAS over iSCSI on a Mac have felt either dated or expensive to me, so a modern native option is something I would really want for home or business use. If it can reach normal LAN speed, I am in. So here is my only question. From where things stand today, do you see a realistic chance that write speed on this native path reaches usable levels? Or is that a hard limit for the foreseeable future? I am not asking for a date, only your honest read, because it tells someone in my position whether to wait for the native route or stay on what exists now. Thank you for the time you have already put in here. Best regards!