Christophe Rolland wrote: > When moving pools, we use of course export/import or sczbt suncluster stuff. > Nevertheless, we dont want to use zfs as global FS with concurrent access, > just use it like svm or vxvm to declare "volumes" usable by cluster's nodes > (and used by only once at a time). > > so, it seems to me a bit problematic that once a LUN has been used by a > storage resource declared on a node, i still can "zpool" it on the other node > without warning. At least, VxVm asks for a "-f" flag. >
You must be running an older version of Solaris. The force (-f) flag for zpool import has been around a long time, but was not in the older Solaris 10 releases. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I haven't run Solaris 10 in 3 years or so. Note that it is expected that the cluster will force import, so in a sense, it doesn't matter if the -f flag is there or not. The proper ownership and failure fencing is performed by Solaris Cluster, not ZFS. -- richard _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
