Hello Mike,
Saturday, October 20, 2007, 3:21:16 AM, you wrote:
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The ideal situation it would go like:
host1# zpool export pool
host2# zpool import pool
If you know (really know) that it is offline on the other server (e.g. you can verify the host is dead), you can use:
# zpool import
Hello Mertol,
Friday, October 19, 2007, 10:49:13 PM, you wrote:
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Hi;
In summary they want to take the control of a ZFS pool if the primary server fails for some reason. I know we can do it with Sun Cluster how ever this is pretty complex and expensive .
Well, Sun Cluster is
Yes we do this currently on some systems where we haven't had time to install
and test Cluster software.
Even old 3310 array can be setup so 2 servers have storage visible. We export
pool on one system and import it on the other, move over a virtual IP and the
service is back up.
You *really*
The ideal situation it would go like:
host1# zpool export pool
host2# zpool import pool
If you know (really know) that it is offline on the other server (e.g. you
can verify the host is dead), you can use:
# zpool import -f
Mike
On 10/19/07, Mertol Ozyoney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi;
