Thanks for that, and understood, in my case I'm just using a single isolated subnet as i'm dealing with a switch stack and prefer to use just one vSwitch on the VMware side. Thanks again for taking the time to answer my question
Thanks, is it possible to switch the owner of a LUN after its been created? Is there an issue with having four vs two? Just trying to think now that i have a few things already created, if there would be an issue if I left it as is.
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February 7th, 2013 08:00
I'm pretty sure this is not possible change LUN owner in VNXe after its been created, unfortunately.
About iSCSIServers, is not exactly a problem using four instead of two, but the best practices for using HA in your environment, it's like I told.
Take a look why:
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Matheus Alves - IT-One
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February 7th, 2013 08:00
Yeah, the ritgh thing to do in this case is create 2 iSCSI servers. One per SP whit two ethernet adapters.
Search for this White Paper for more details : White-Paper--EMC-VNXe-High-Availability-Overview
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Thanks for that, and understood, in my case I'm just using a single isolated subnet as i'm dealing with a switch stack and prefer to use just one vSwitch on the VMware side. Thanks again for taking the time to answer my question
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February 7th, 2013 08:00
Thanks, is it possible to switch the owner of a LUN after its been created? Is there an issue with having four vs two? Just trying to think now that i have a few things already created, if there would be an issue if I left it as is.