Tim Thanks - I'll check it out. It may be a few days now till I get a chance. I am running snv-101.
For my information, which should I be focussing on: COMSTAR or the iSCSITarget Daemon? Adrian On 11/7/08, tim szeto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Adrian Wood wrote: > >> Not sure if there is any interest in this question but I'm feeling >> brave... >> >> I currently have a working configuration with Windows 2003 clustered >> against a linux iscsi implementation for my test lab which consists of >> CentOS, OpenSolaris and Windows hosts. I would like to update this for use >> with Windows 2008 as well to test out clustering and other new >> functionality. Unfortunately, this requires SCSI-3 Persistent Reservations. >> I am reading about the ISCSITGT and ComStar implementations of iSCSI >> Targets on OpenSolaris which claim to support SCSI-3 reservations, however, >> the validation on Windows 2008 says that it just isn't so. I have tried >> both implementations and neither works. >> >> Is there some configuration that needs to be done to tweak how >> functionality is exposed by the iSCSI Target daemon? Any pointers or tips >> would be greatly appreciated. I am absolutely loving the whole ZFS exposed >> as an iSCSI Target as it appears much more simple than what I have worked >> with up to now. I'd love to get this working and I'm sure there'd be a >> whole lot of other people interested in doing what I'm attempting. >> >> > Which build of iscsi daemon are you running? There is a putback (CR > 6735493) into snv-102 that fixed PGR which might > address the problem with Windows 2008. > >
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