[TriLUG] EMC SAN w/ Linux Configuration
Kevin Flanagan
kevin at flanagannc.net
Thu Sep 2 18:55:56 EDT 2004
I'm sure that EMC will be happy to send "an expert" from their staff
out, for a modest fee.
Sorry, but I have had really expensive, and painful EMC experiences in
the past few years.
It's my understanding that those LUNS are just SCSI disks to the system
that you are booting, they just happen to be at the far end of your
HBA. We have multiple Symmetrixes (sp?), how do you make one of those
things plural? I am going to be in the Linux Eval project at work, and
I believe that one of the items to test is diskless systems, hopefully
I'll be able to share some info soon.
Kevin
On Thu, 2004-09-02 at 17:22, Jos Purvis wrote:
> ron joffe wrote:
> > Looking for a bit of help here. Has anyone set up a Linux box to boot
> > directly
> > off of an EMC Clarion (CX500)? We are attempting to boot a diskless
> > server
> > from the SAN. The issue we are running into has to do with drive
> > assignments
> > from the SAN to the /dev devices. I have lots more details, but
> > wondering if
> > anyone here has accomplished the same task.
>
> I wish I could offer you some assistance, but as it happens I was
> contemplating a similar inquiry. Anyone with experience on this, *please*
> contact me: I'm having the worst trouble getting a Linux box out here to
> recognize both halves of a Clariion CX500.
>
> --Jos ("Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?")
>
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