The file server does sit on both networks, internal and external. I
would just like to have a thrid option beyond nfs/samba, such as
making the linux workstations up in our lab, lustre clients. But you
are saying either 1) I do some sort of regular tcp routing? or 2) an
existing client cannot also
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 1:32 PM, David Noriega wrote:
> Reading up on LNET routing and have a question. Currently have nothing
> special going on, simply specified tcp0(bond0) on the OSSs and MDS.
> Same for all the clients as well, we have an internal network for our
> cluster, 192.168.x.x. How
Reading up on LNET routing and have a question. Currently have nothing
special going on, simply specified tcp0(bond0) on the OSSs and MDS.
Same for all the clients as well, we have an internal network for our
cluster, 192.168.x.x. How would I go about doing the following?
Data1,Data2 = OSS, Meta1
Hi,
I am trying to build client on ubuntu natty and facing files missing errors.
eg: autoconf.h
Trying with lustre 1.8.3 which comes with ubuntu natty.
Please help me in building lustre module on ubuntu natty.
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Thanks and Regards,
Upendra.M
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Hi Cliff,
no, the configuration as such did not change. The hardware is quite different,
though. The old box
had a Raid10 on 16 built-in Raptor 150GB SATA disks, the new one a Raid10 on 24
Cheetah 300GB SAS disks in an
fibre-channel attached external enclosure.
Actually we are more concerned th
