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Can two hyper-v clusters access the same Lun
Can two Hyper-V clusters access the same LUN?
Can it?....yes, yes they can - terrible, awful idea however - almost instant filesystem corruption! loss of data! human sacrifice! dogs and cats living ...
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Safe deleting a LUN in VMware
What you essentially want to do is to wipe the whole datastore, as DBAN-ing the individual VMs doesn't guarantee that every single bit of the underlying LUN gets overwritten.
As long as the underlying ...
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Sharing internal storage of ESXi host via fiber channel protocol
is it possible to interconnect these two ESXi servers directly with
fiber cord and mount each others LUN in a shared manner?
No.
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Connecting to 2 iSCSI targets on same NAS
Each LUN does not have its own IP address.
The NAS itself has the IP address and should be entered on the Discovery tab under Target Portals. To add a target portal click the Discover Portal button ...
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No LUN available to extend datastore
Try connecting directly to the ESXi host (using root user), and not vCenter server through the client. I've experienced this issue, and connecting directly to the host resolved the issue.
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Centos 7 server isn't able to see fiber channel LUN SCSI devices
First, Find out how many host bus adapter configured in the Linux box. you can use “systool -fc_host -v to verify available FC in the system.
# ls /sys/class/fc_host
host0 host1
In this example,you ...
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ISCSI target service on Centos OS 7 errors
I just had the same issue.
I have found that the cause was "default-driver" parameter in my *.conf file in the /etc/tgt/conf.d folder.
By default, the default-driver parameter is included in targets....
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Unable to mount xfs volume to replay log. Now what?
Came across this question when checking for updates to bugs #1681410 and #1686687 on launchpad which I also have been affected by with similar symptoms as you are describing (also with XFS but a ...
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Deleted a Block type LUN on Synology - is this recoverable?
No backups? Your option now is to shut the NAS down now, remove all of the disks, perform a block copy of all of them to another set of disks, and then send them to a place like Kroll Ontrack for ...
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