GFS is primarily used in active/active setups. You may be able to get
by with rgmanager if you are using active/passive, but I'll let someone
who knows more talk about that.
brassow
On Jun 20, 2006, at 1:45 PM, DJ-Kast . wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for advice on a configuration for a portal I am setting
up.
I will have 3 Load Balanced BSD web servers that will be using a SAN
for storage
I will have 2 clustered Redhat boxes, 1 active and 1 passive connected
to the SAN.
The SAN will be connected via iSCSI to the 2 Redhat boxes
Do I need to use GFS to mount the drives?
I am skeptical about doing the GFS->NFS export, as I've seen lots of
posts of people
having problems. Can this extra step be eliminated by something more
efficient for
the setup I require?
Thanks in advance
-Paul
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