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Re: using two sets of physical RDMs: is it possible?

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Thank you. :-) Yes, I've read this manual. But if I understand it correctly, it states the same restriction I am experiencing:

 

on page 17, it says:

 

2 Click the New device drop-down menu, select RDM Disk, and click Add.

3 Select an unformatted LUN.

4 Select a datastore.

This datastore must be on a SAN because you need a single shared RDM file for each shared LUN on

the SAN.

5 Select Physical as the compatibility mode.

 

and on page 18:

 

2 Click the New device drop-down menu, select Existing Hard Disk, and click Add.

3 In Disk File Path, browse to the location of the quorum disk specified for the first node.

4 Select Physical as the compatibility mode and click Next.

 

 

To me, it reads like this is the same way as I had to do it: using the same RDM files on all nodes, not "copies" of the RDM files.

 

An other info, if of interest at this point: my cluster is not an Windows cluster, it's an OES11 cluster. I'm not sure whether it matters here, because the sharing issue seems to be a VMWARE issue (RDM file locked), not an issue of the cluster's OS.


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