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Hi Guys.


Is there anyone using fibrechannel SAN solutions with FreeBSD ?

I have a couple questions:

1) Is concurrent access possible ? Like in a server cluster
   csenario where multiple servers share the same LUN ?

2) Is there a way to grow partitions when more drives are added
   to the SAN array ?

Thanx
Paul