Hi everyone, I have a question regarding the upgrade process when you have iSCSI with LVM for the storage system.
Current configuration:
2x servers running Proxmox 1.9 clustered.
1x iSCSI storage array connected to both servers.
Question:
I would like to upgrade to Proxmox 2.1 but i'm curious if anyone can tell me what i need to do with this setup. Unfortunately i'm not super knowledgeable about how iSCSI works on the back end, so please feel free to correct or suggest anything. I've read the upgrade documentation but i'm not sure if i can safely have both 1.9 and 2.1 accessing the same iSCSI array when backing up and restoring to the new version, or if i need to backup and wipe out both servers, clean off the iSCSI array and start everything fresh with restores.
In other words, can i backup one of the servers, reinstall it to 2.1 and restore the VM's to the same array that the other 1.9 server is using? Is it possible to offline migrate from a 1.9 to a 2.1 server and not touch the data on the array? Am i totally clueless?
Thanks for any input and help you can offer.
~NSW
Current configuration:
2x servers running Proxmox 1.9 clustered.
1x iSCSI storage array connected to both servers.
Question:
I would like to upgrade to Proxmox 2.1 but i'm curious if anyone can tell me what i need to do with this setup. Unfortunately i'm not super knowledgeable about how iSCSI works on the back end, so please feel free to correct or suggest anything. I've read the upgrade documentation but i'm not sure if i can safely have both 1.9 and 2.1 accessing the same iSCSI array when backing up and restoring to the new version, or if i need to backup and wipe out both servers, clean off the iSCSI array and start everything fresh with restores.
In other words, can i backup one of the servers, reinstall it to 2.1 and restore the VM's to the same array that the other 1.9 server is using? Is it possible to offline migrate from a 1.9 to a 2.1 server and not touch the data on the array? Am i totally clueless?
Thanks for any input and help you can offer.
~NSW
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