I am using "iscsi-initiator-utils-6.2.0.865-0.2.fc7" as initiator and
"iscsitarget-0.4.15-1" as target.
Following is the scenario
PV = local_disk1 remote_disk1 (i.e PV is formed using 2 disks
1 local and 1 from iscsitarget)
VG = Vgname
LV = lv_localdisk_1 lv_localremotedisk1
lv_remotedisk1 (i.e. 1 lv only from local disk,1 from remote
iscsitarget and one from combination of both)
I performed "logout" operation on "remote_disk1" after deactivating
"lv_localremotedisk1 and lv_remotedisk1" on it using
"lvchange" command.
Then result I should at least get,
PV = local_disk1 (remote_disk1 is removed now)
VG = Vgname
LV = lv_localdisk1 (So LVs containing PVs as "remote_disk1" are
deactivated.It can be in combination with local disk also)
Still confused about "lv_localremotedisk1"?Local disk part would also
lost here till I again login to that target.
But the result was
PV =
VG =
LV =
i.e They all were lost temporarily.
When I logged in to the same target and activated the LVs on
"remote_disk1",I got my original configuration.i.e.
PV = local_disk1 remote_disk1 (i.e PV is formed using 2 disks
1 local and 1 from iscsitarget)
VG = Vgname
LV = lv_localdisk_1 lv_localremotedisk1
lv_remotedisk1 (i.e. 1 lv only from local disk,1 from remote
iscsitarget and one from combination of both)
Please help......
This should not happen.....right...
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Thanks and Regards,
Himanshu Padmanabhi
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