Iscsi support in solaris express 03/05

Hi
To whom it may concern ..
# uname -a
SunOS tinkywinky 5.10.1 snv_07 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-100
# iscsiadm
Usage: iscsiadm -?,-V
Usage: iscsiadm add [-?] <OBJECT> [-?] [<OPERAND>]
Usage: iscsiadm list [-?] <OBJECT> [-?] [<OPERAND>]
Usage: iscsiadm modify [-?] <OBJECT> [-?] [<OPERAND>]
Usage: iscsiadm remove [-?] <OBJECT> [-?] [<OPERAND>]
For more information, please see iscsiadm(1M)
# man iscsiadm
No manual entry for iscsiadm.
# grep iscsiadm /var/sadm/install/contents
/usr/sbin/iscsiadm f none 0555 root sys 92408 42788 1106695271 SUNWiscsiu
There is no man page that I can find ...?
Kevin

You should probably direct SXDE queries to the forums at http://opensolaris.org, more chance of a response from the JDS developers there.
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