Xsan 2 unmount volume due to no internet connection?
Why its unmounting volumes due to no internet connections?
Mac OS X (10.6.8)
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Why its unmounting volumes due to no internet connections?
Mac OS X (10.6.8)
One of your ethernet connections is required for metadata communication. If you drop this connection, you drop the SAN volume. In an ideal setup, you are running two networks. A data network which is your primary network and handles your web, email, file sharing, etc., and a second private network just for the metadata traffic. While you can run metadata and data over the same connection, this is generally discouraged as your primary data network ends up being too chatty with bonjour, netware, and other broadcast protocols.
yes i have two networks 1 primary for internet and 2nd for metadata trafic, do i really need internet connection in order to mount the volumes?
Internet, no. But metadata yes. You are saying that when the primary network is down you are dropping the volume?
yes, when my primary network is down, my xsan client slowly dropping the volumes
Are you sure that you have the Xsan client using the correct network for metadata? I've seen some environments in which even though a private network was built, the software was configured to use the primary network for metadata.
Any logging information available when the volume goes down?
yes we have different network for metadata.
Xsan 2 unmount volume due to no internet connection?