On 07/01/2011 10:50 PM, Jim Paris wrote: >> > Which is correct because the iscsi node database will have set the >> > default value (120 secs) when doing the discovery. If you want that >> > changed, change it to 5 in iscsid.conf and do a rediscovery. > But it's already 31536000 in iscsid.conf! >
That alone will not help. If you'd like to see 31536000 as the effective value, you need to: * Either rediscovery your targets. (look at -o option in the discovery subcommand of the iscisadm command) * Or update manually the values under /etc/iscsi/nodes/. There's a "default" file for every target you discovered, and that database holds your real replacement timeout. root-on-multipath is supported in Debian. I just did an installation yesterday to test it. If your root is already on the iscsi device, it will just be a matter of installing the multipath-tools-boot package and updating your initrd image. But disclaimers apply. Keep a working initrd handy. ;-) -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf | http://people.debian.org/~rrs Debian - The Universal Operating System
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