On Thu, 2006-02-09 at 13:56 -0800, Michael Will wrote: > What are current size limits for large storage pools. I was > considering > aggragating 20 2TB luns on a fibre SAN with LVM2 into one 40TB volume, > create a filesystem on it with XFS and export it both with NFS v3 to > linux clients > as well as with samba to windows clients. > > The linux clients are all 2.6 kernel 64bit, so they should not have an > issue with this, > but what about the 32bit windows clients running windows2003 and > windowsxp ? > > Do you have any experience exporting larger than 2TB filesystems to > windows clients through samba? > Does GFS have similar restrictions (linux clients only assumed) ? GFS is not like Samba or NFS - there's no 'client' and no 'file server' with GFS. You can use NFS to export GFS (but you can't use Samba to do it right now). -- Lon -- Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
