Since ufs is not a cluster file system, you would need to write a script to
unmount and mount it read only and then mount it write access on the second
system.
But a better solution would be use use two luns one for each system for zfs see
zfa man page:
Example 18 Setting sharenfs Property Opt
Matt wrote:
> This is the line I use in my vfstab, perhaps I am missing some flags?
>
> # HP SAN
> /dev/dsk/c6t600508B400107488E00Dd0s2
> /dev/rdsk/c6t600508B400107488E00Dd0s2 /data
> ufs - yes logging
I'm not a storage expert, but ufs is not
Hi,
I am wondering a few things.
I have this SAN that needs te be mounted on 2 different machine`s.
Both machine`s are interconnected by FC 4gb cards.
Noiw I`ve created a filesystem on the SAN and mounted it on both machine`s.
server1:
/data on /dev/dsk/c6t600508B400107488E00Dd0s2
re
Hi All,
I'm a total newbie to solaris so apologies if the answer is obvious, but google
is not my friend today.
I'm installing opensolaris on an intel based machine with an IDE drive for
booting and 2 SATA disks that I plan to use for a ZFS based NAS. I manged to
get opensolaris installed, bu
Hi,
I'm part of a team developing a digital preservation solution for the National
Library of Australia. I've been looking at potential operating systems to do
some of the file analysis, and we're considering opensolaris. However, I was
wondering if anybody knew to what degree opensolaris suppo
