Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 4 - GLOBLAL NETWORK BLOCK DEVICE Using Instructions
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Chapter 4.9Running GFS on a GNBD Server NodeYou can run GFS on a GNBD server node, with some restrictions. In addition, running GFS on aGNBD server node reduces performance. The following restrictions apply when running GFS on aGNBD server node.ImportantWhen running GFS on a GNBD server node you must follow the restrictions listed;otherwise, the GNBD server node will fail.1. A GNBD server node must have local access to all storage devices needed to mount a GFS filesystem. The GNBD server node must not import (gnbd_import command) other GNBD devicesto run the file system.2. The GNBD server must export all the GNBDs in uncached mode, and it must export the rawdevices, not logical volume devices.3. GFS must be run on top of a logical volume device, not raw devices.NoteYou may need to increase the timeout period on the exported GNBDs to accommodatereduced performance. The need to increase the timeout period depends on the quality ofthe hardware. |
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