Need a way to force remove targets

[timbck2]

I have a target that I'm unable to remove because its portal (IP address) is no longer valid. It is giving me the unhelpful error message, "Permission denied" when I attempt to remove it.

It is not practical to make all the network changes necessary to change the target server (NAS device) back to the old IP address just so this target can be removed on the initiator client (desktop computer). Instead, there should be a command ("remove-force") or command modifier ("--force") that forces the remove command to be executed whether or not the target can be contacted. I'm sure I'm not the only person who's had this issue.

Alternately, an option to completely remove the configuration of iSCSIInitiator on uninstall would do the trick (I tried in vain to remove the configuration manually, but couldn't find where it is stored - removing /Library/Preferences/com.github.iscsi-osx.iSCSIInitiator.plist didn't work).

[nsinenian]

I don't understand the steps required to reproduce this issue. For a dynamic target, once can just remove the portal, regardless of whether it is valid or not. For a static target, one can remove the target or the portal. There is no requirement that the portal has to be valid and active upon removal...