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Re: yes, its t0rn again
From: "Jeremy 'Circ' Charles" <circi () WWOC ORG>
Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2001 16:24:22 -0600
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001, Jeff Bachtel wrote:
I'm not even sure if its possible in the x86 world, but on Sparcs running Solaris, at least, you can have two different controllers access the same drive, doing this you could have a system constantly monitor what was being written to the disk, without it being in
Having two hosts connected to a common SCSI bus with "shared" storage is something that is done all the time in commercial failover/high availability systems. One problem I see happening here is SCSI-level locks on the disks preventing both host adapters from touching the same disk. Or were you talking about something more like a SCSI sniffer? Jeremy Charles circi () wwoc org
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