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12-29-2008 10:36 PM
12-29-2008 10:36 PM
Disk Device naming in sg/vm-Cluster
I'm facing a problem with two members of a sg/vm cluster. We are construct tow vmhost-members. Now we build on our EVA a Disk which we need build the vmos and to share between the two nodes. But on one node the disk appears as /dev/disk/disk21 on the other node as /dev/disk/disk15.
Is this really a problem ?
Should we and since where, renaming the disks ?
Is this really a problem ?
Should we and since where, renaming the disks ?
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12-30-2008 01:21 AM
12-30-2008 01:21 AM
Re: Disk Device naming in sg/vm-Cluster
That is no problem.
to share the vg in a cluster you have a import/export comand, this only uses the vgID on the disk.
(aslong you use lvm).
to share the vg in a cluster you have a import/export comand, this only uses the vgID on the disk.
(aslong you use lvm).
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