Christine Tran wrote: > roush wrote: > >> Sun Cluster plans to support an iSCSI disk as a quorum device. >> Sun Cluster accesses the iSCSI disk early in the boot process. >> When the iSCSI disk is on the same subnet as the cluster machines, >> things work. When the iSCSI disk is on a different subnet >> the system cannot find the iSCSI disk (ENXIO). However, >> after Solaris is fully up we have no access problems. >> Solaris automatically boots up zones in many configurations. >> The point at which Solaris boots zones is later, so >> you may or may not hit this problem. I would be >> interested to hear whether you encounter this problem or not. >> > > Hi Ellard, > > No, I have not encountered this problem. The targets mount just in time > for my zones. But it sounds to me like a dependency on > svc:/network/routing/route:default for cluster could help this along? > > CT
Hi Christine, We have dependencies upon routing. However, this dependency only let's us know when initialization of routing started and does not tell us when things are ready. iSCSI hides the fact that a network is involved, which complicated solving this issue. But we are working on it. Thanks for the information. This helps confirm that we have a startup ordering problem. Regards, Ellard _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
