Whoops - I missed a question in there. Smallest lun
possible? On the older HDS thunder systems, you can make teeny-tiny luns -
I'm guessing the 9570V is the same way. Make a raid group and carve a few
small luns out of it.
Matt
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Subject: RE: RAC - Configuring Disk CoordinatorTo answer your questions.....1) Ideally, yes, though they don't need to be.2) Absolutely. Veritas will get very unhappy if it loses access to those disks3) SCSI-3 Persistent Reservation. When a node "malfunctions", another node will issue a SCSI-3 reservation against the 3 coordinator disks. When the broken node tries to access those disks (as it does every few seconds normally) it will be rejected and the box will panic (I'm pretty sure it panics - test it)Feel free to email me off-list if you have any other questions.Thanks,Matt--
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Subject: Re: RAC - Configuring Disk CoordinatorSorry all my message got hacked here is the first paragraphGoing through the Veritas installation guide (pg 47) and I have a question on the required 3 LUN creation needed to support RAC for Veritas DBE/AC, when setting up Disk Coordinator:
laura pena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:- Configuration - Should each of these 3 LUN be on seperate disks?
- What is the smallest LUN that Hitachi 9570V can be? I guess I can ask our rep if no ones knows.
-Should these LUNs be mirrored?
- Coordinator disks are used to support IO fencing can anyone elborate how this happens?Thanks in advance,Lizz
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