Kris; Doing the SCOMDIR NAMES trick worked perfectly. The only surprise was having to rename the LUNAMEs on the CRR recovery servers as well, as they are also global resources and were the same on all three nodes.
I was able to rename the global filepools to be unique on each node, and didn't have to change any of the code that still referred to the old names. Once that was done, and the CRR LUNAMEs were changed, we were able to join all three nodes to the ISFC collection without error. The processes for renaming these resources are both in the z/VM Planning and Administration guide. I was able to follow them pretty well despite knowing little about SFS when starting. ok r. > -----Original Message----- > From: Kris Buelens [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 1:23 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: local filepools > > By using an entry in the SCOMDIR NAMES file, you can assign a > real, unique, filepoolid to each server, but keep the name > the users are used too. > E.g; > > :nick.oldpool :tpn.uniquepool > >
