Hi,
I'd like to get some opinions before I venture on this. I have a couple
of Sun servers running RHEL 5.2. They all have fibre cards and are
connected to a Sun 2540 Fibre Disk Array. I've allocated a chunk of
disk space space on the SAN to be used for /home.
Previously, I would have set up an NFS server and mounted /home from the
other servers. But now, that everything is connected directly to the
SAN I could mount /home directly without using NFS.
Is this possible or am I still going to need an NFS server to control
access to /home? The more I think about it, the more it worries me
because /home is a logical volume. Can I have all the servers accessing
this partion at the same time? If I can't have all the machines mount
/home directly from the SAN, then that sort of defeats the purpose of
having the SAN for /home, IMO.
What would be the best way for setting this up?
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