Re: persistent binding/naming with Linux

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sun sadm wrote:
Hello colleague

We use RHEL4 update 3, RHCS and SAN device.
There are different possibilities for persistent naming/binding.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the different solutions? Which is
recommended? I would be very gladly for short configuration excerpts.

1) RDAC driver /var/mpp/devicemapping
2) udev a new rule in /etc/udev/rules.d
2) devlabel assigned name (mapped to UUID), this label in cluster.conf

further possibilities?

Nico


Good day Nico

1) I dont know RDAC. From what I was able to gather, it is IBM storage specific and an extra add-on (extra to the OS) 2) I found this in the Red Hat Knowledge Base: How can static names be assigned for devices in udev for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4?
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_43_8082.shtm
3) devlabel is RHEL 3 only

I would recommend (2) since RHEL 4 supports it out of the box and is storage-agnostic.

Disclaimer - I myself havent used udev to provide persistent names in a RHEL 4 cluster.

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