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[storage-discuss] [ha-clusters-discuss] Possible to have a HA
iSCSI cluster (using ZFS) ?
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Nov 5, 2009 5:21 PM
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Re: [storage-discuss] [ha-clusters-discuss] Possible to have a HA
iSCSI cluster (using ZFS) ?
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Nov 5, 2009 5:22 PM
in response to: Guest
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You might need to send email to storage-discuss to query how well Solaris iSCSI target and COMSTAR support SCSI reservation and SCSI 3 PGR. I think if SCSI 2 reservation and SCSI3 PGR are supported well, you are suppose to setup a iSCSI HA cluster successfully.
Javen 2009/11/5 Andy Coates <andy dot coates at corealtitude dot com>
Hey,
I've been digging around for ages now trying to find the answer, but keep hitting old resources saying iSCSI targets not tested yet etc.
Basically is it possible yet to build a HA iSCSI cluster? There seems to be so many different projects that cover part of the process (e.g. COMSTAR) but I can't seem to find a way of combining it all to provide a fully redundant, seamless failover storage system.
The fact that products like Nexentastor exist seems to hint that its not possible with current open projects?
Thanks in advance,
Andy.
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Re: [storage-discuss] [ha-clusters-discuss] Possible to have a HA
iSCSI cluster (using ZFS) ?
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Nov 6, 2009 8:00 AM
in response to: javen
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Javen Wu wrote: You might need to send email to storage-discuss to query how well Solaris iSCSI target and COMSTAR support SCSI reservation and SCSI 3 PGR. I think if SCSI 2 reservation and SCSI3 PGR are supported well, you are suppose to setup a iSCSI HA cluster successfully.
Yes, COMSTAR's LU provider supports SCSI 3 PGR, but this is a SCSI Target property.
HA iSCSI Clusters is an iSCSI Initiator side problem set, where not only is there a requirement for SCSI-3 PGR, but also HA support for the TCP/IP path between the iSCSI Initiator and iSCSI Target.
Javen
2009/11/5 Andy Coates <andy dot coates at corealtitude dot com>
Hey,
I've been digging around for ages now trying to find the answer, but keep hitting old resources saying iSCSI targets not tested yet etc.
Basically is it possible yet to build a HA iSCSI cluster? There seems to be so many different projects that cover part of the process (e.g. COMSTAR) but I can't seem to find a way of combining it all to provide a fully redundant, seamless failover storage system.
The fact that products like Nexentastor exist seems to hint that its not possible with current open projects?
Thanks in advance,
Andy.
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