I'm experiencing similar problem as Raymond Situ. "Access Rights" settings are not working once the "StarWind iSCSI Service" is restarted. However this can be fixed if I go to "Acces Rights" settings change "Default access policy" to Allow then click OK button and again go to "Acces Rights" tick "Deny" then click "OK" button. The thing is that I aim to run high availability iSCSI solution for our customers and the StarWind is a part of MS cluster so each time system fails over the "Access Rights" policy is reset to allow. Below is a part of my starwind.cfg which is located on shared resource (Disk X: )
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<!-- Access control for targets and initiators
Access policy parameter defines default access policy for initiators and targets.
It can be set to "allow" or "deny" value.
<AccessPolicy value="deny"/>
-->
<initiators>
<initiator name="iqn.turexy-01"><device name="ImageFile0" access="yes"/>
<device name="ImageFile1" access="yes"/>
</initiator>
<initiator name="iqn.turexy-02">
<device name="ImageFile0" access="yes"/>
<device name="ImageFile1" access="yes"/>
</initiator>
<initiator name="iqn.Freeads.Classifieds.Ltd"><device name="ImageFile2" access="yes"/>
</initiator>
</initiators>
<AccessPolicy value="deny"/>
</acl>
</configuration>