The situation:
I have 2 sans (brand is: Stonefly Optisan).
on both san's I create a target.
I have 1 server. the recieves the targets from both san's.
next the server does a raid1 on the two iSCSI disks.
The problem:
When I add a new target on the SAN it has to do a iSCSI reset. If I do
this the server drops the connection to the san, the raid1 is broken.
And I have to add the iSCSI disk to the raid set again and sync.
The question:
Does anybody here have a idea how to prevent the raid from dropping
the disk and having to rebuild again?
Maybe I can adjust some timers? I have been searching a lot, but I am
unable to find anything.
please help!
george
I have 2 sans (brand is: Stonefly Optisan).
on both san's I create a target.
I have 1 server. the recieves the targets from both san's.
next the server does a raid1 on the two iSCSI disks.
The problem:
When I add a new target on the SAN it has to do a iSCSI reset. If I do
this the server drops the connection to the san, the raid1 is broken.
And I have to add the iSCSI disk to the raid set again and sync.
The question:
Does anybody here have a idea how to prevent the raid from dropping
the disk and having to rebuild again?
Maybe I can adjust some timers? I have been searching a lot, but I am
unable to find anything.
please help!
george