I have a logical unit created with sbdadm create-lu that it I replicating
with zfs send / receive between 2 build 134 hosts. The these LUs are
iSCSI targets used as VMFS filesystems and ESX RDMs mounted on a Windows
2003 machine. The zfs pool names are the same on both machines. The
replication seems to be going correctly. However, when I try to use the LUs
on the server I am replicating the data to, I have issues. Here is the
scenario:
The LUs are created as sparse. Here is the process I¹m going through after
the snapshots are replicated to a secondary machine:
* Original machine: svccfg export -a stmf > /tmp/stmf.cfg
* Copy stmf.cfg to second machine:
* Secondary machine: svcadm disable stmf
* svccfg delete xtmf
* cd /var/svc/manifest
* svccfg import system/stmf.xml
* svcadm disable stmf
* svcadm import /tmp/stmf.cfg
At this point stmfadm list-lu v shows the SCSI LUs all as ³unregistered²
When I try to import the LUs I get: stmfadm: meta data error
I am using the command:
stmfadm import-lu /dev/zvol/rdsk/pool-name
to import the LU
It is as if the pool does not exist. However, I can verify that the pool
does actually exist with zfs list and with zfs list t snapshot to show the
snapshot that I replicated.
Any suggestions?
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Terry Hull
Network Resource Group, Inc.
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