At 11:24 PM 3/11/2002 -0500, you wrote: >The problem with GFS is it is still a SAN. Not NAS. which cuts your >flexibility.
Not really. Unless they're lying, that is. "Sistina's products enable NAS and SAN to operate within one environment using a cluster file system that allows multiple servers on a SAN to see a single shared file system." I think to GFS it doesn't matter NAS or SAN. You export your volumes and let GFS service take care of preventing files/directories exported from corruption. Of course there are limitations, but they're shrinking. As always, read FAQ :-) http://tech.sistina.com/Pages/faq.php Sean
