Auto-ISCSI provides the possbility to add a systemd service, which automounts iscsi drives to mount points matching the names of the drives.
NOTE: It is not supposed to look pretty but work, since life is to short.
It is expected that the iscsi-client, namely iscsiadm and lsscsi, are installed and
configured.
Further the targets must have been discovered beforehand.
The systemd-service mount_iscsi.service ultimately runs the shell script mount_iscsi.sh.
The shell script logs into all available targets and mounts every target to a mount point
in /mnt/<name>, where <name> matches the corresponding part in:
iqn.2005-10.org.freenas.ctl:<name>.iscsi;/dev/sda
The configuration for ExecStart inside the service file needs to point to the mount_iscsi.sh
script.