Hi all.
I have 2 "big" servers (HP 560DL) connected via fibre channel (FC) to an HP MSA 2040 controller with an array of disks. So I needed to configure the array of disks using LVM which is apparently the only way one can use with FC.
I correctly configured the storage which is seen perfectly by the two servers which I put in cluster.
Then I tried to add to the cluster a 3rd server (quite less powerful) just to have the "quorum" in order to get HA.
This server however doesn't see the FC storage.
My question: is it possible to create an HA with 3 server this kind of architecture or not because of the impossibility to "share" LVM storage unless it is on the top of iSCSI?
Beside, in my case, can I try to use this kind of share ie LVM on top of iSCSI?
If so how can I do? Is there any "howto/recipe" to do this?
I'm a newbie in this field and I'm sorry if I said something wrong or if I am querying for something which is impossible to do.
TIA
Topoldo
I have 2 "big" servers (HP 560DL) connected via fibre channel (FC) to an HP MSA 2040 controller with an array of disks. So I needed to configure the array of disks using LVM which is apparently the only way one can use with FC.
I correctly configured the storage which is seen perfectly by the two servers which I put in cluster.
Then I tried to add to the cluster a 3rd server (quite less powerful) just to have the "quorum" in order to get HA.
This server however doesn't see the FC storage.
My question: is it possible to create an HA with 3 server this kind of architecture or not because of the impossibility to "share" LVM storage unless it is on the top of iSCSI?
Beside, in my case, can I try to use this kind of share ie LVM on top of iSCSI?
If so how can I do? Is there any "howto/recipe" to do this?
I'm a newbie in this field and I'm sorry if I said something wrong or if I am querying for something which is impossible to do.
TIA
Topoldo