Bowie Bailey wrote:
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proftpd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I'm use GFS only for share one iSCSI target between 2
initiators. I'm really don't need create a cluster among
those two nodes. I'm install GFS,GFS-kernel,fence,ccs and
others packages, install iSCSI-initiator and even create
gfs-file system, but then i'm going to mount gfs i received
[root@initiator src]# mount -t gfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/w/
mount: Transport endpoint is not connected
I haven't any idea about /etc/cluster/cluster.conf file -
It's really necessary to create them. I'm simply want to
share one iSCSI target between 2 hosts. Can i achive
without creating a cluster???
No, you can't use GFS without a cluster. You need the cluster
services to manage access to the shared filesystem and to prevent
misbehaving nodes from causing data corruption.
You can use GFS without a cluster if you run as a standalone filesystem.
When you use GFS as shared storage, as in this case, you do need to run
GFS in a cluster.
Ryan
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