Mark Crispin wrote:
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004, Guy Dawson wrote:
iSCSI servers can be configured to support multiple seperate iSCSI
targets (logical disks) for multiple seperate iSCSI clients (servers).
Each server having it's own logical disk. In this instance there is no
shared file system. However all file systems are stored on a single
storage server which can then have a central backup system.
If that is the case, it *may* work if locking is solved.
Agreed! If iSCSI 'sits' in the same place as ATA, SATA, SCSI, Fibre
Channel etc. then locking should work over iSCSI. I'd still want to test
it a lot before rolling out a production server using it.
The instant that there is more than one client that has access to one of
those filesystems, it will not work.
Definatly agreed!
Guy
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