Marcelo Leal wrote: > Thanks all for the answers! > Seems like the solution to have a opensolaris storage solution is the CIFS > project. And there is no agent to provide HA, so seems like a good project > too. > >
Currently, the HA-NFS service requires that you disable the sharenfs property. http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-2565/geaov?a=view I'm not sure of the reasoning here, except that the NFS agent monitor currently reads dfstab for configuration information. ZFS offers a different approach. For the alias, Solaris Cluster will know that for a HA-NFS implementation, there will be some devices containing a file system which must be mounted prior to starting the NFS service. This ballet is scheduled based on the configuration of the cluster and its services including IP addresses, storage affinity, etc. With ZFS sharenfs, shareiscsi, and scharesmb, some of the ballet steps are combined with zpool import. IMHO, it would be worthwhile to investigate how to leverage and adjust the NFS and Samba agents to also understand how ZFS works and do the right thing. Adding iSCSI should be a trivial addition. Might be a good project... -- richard _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
