Are you creating a cluster? 2 servers cannot (safely) share a SAN disk (any brand/model SAN) unless you have some kind of filesystem locking mechanism in place. Commonly this is a cluster solution or a cluster-aware filesystem (e.g. VMFS, GFS, OFS2).
Are you creating a cluster? 2 servers cannot (safely) share a SAN disk (any brand/model SAN) unless you have some kind of filesystem locking mechanism in place. Commonly this is a cluster solution or a cluster-aware filesystem (e.g. VMFS, GFS, OFS2).
Thanks for your analysis! I got more deep understanding about this part.
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Are you creating a cluster? 2 servers cannot (safely) share a SAN disk (any brand/model SAN) unless you have some kind of filesystem locking mechanism in place. Commonly this is a cluster solution or a cluster-aware filesystem (e.g. VMFS, GFS, OFS2).
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Thanks for your analysis! I got more deep understanding about this part.