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redhat global filesystem without clustering software
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| Tom Van Overbeke 2006-01-31, 7:47 am |
| Hi,
We are trying to install the redhat global filesystem in the following
environment:
1 sun storedge 3510 disk array directly connected to 4 intel servers via
fiber connections. We will be running RHEL4 on the intel servers. (this is
for a small computing grid installation)
We want the storage to be available via the global filesystem to all 4
servers. We are experiencing lots of problems, kernel crashes etc.
Is it possible to use the global file system in this way, or is the use of
clustering software mandatory ?
regards,
Tom.
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Tom Van Overbeke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are trying to install the redhat global filesystem in the following
> environment:
>
> 1 sun storedge 3510 disk array directly connected to 4 intel servers via
> fiber connections. We will be running RHEL4 on the intel servers. (this is
> for a small computing grid installation)
>
> We want the storage to be available via the global filesystem to all 4
> servers. We are experiencing lots of problems, kernel crashes etc.
Yes, Doc, it hurts. Now cure me. Think we could use more info?
> Is it possible to use the global file system in this way, or is the use of
> clustering software mandatory ?
>
Just where, what are you having problems with? Just what are you
wanting this setup to accomplish? What are your priorities re:
features?
Go through this with a keen eye and see if it will serve your
needs/goals.
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/...rowse/rh-cs-en/
Many of the components originate here:
http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/
Some aditional and perhaps more to your purpose info can be seen here:
http://www.linux-ha.org/
Psychic abilities over the internet are over rated. You'll have to
help us out.
cheers,
prg
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