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I case of a failure do you switch the head units manually?!

-dennis=20

Am 04.04.2013 um 14:46 schrieb Mark Felder:

> Our setup:
>=20
> * FreeBSD 9-STABLE (from before 9.0-RELEASE)
> * HP DL360 servers acting as "head units"
> * LSI SAS 9201-16e controllers
> * Intel NICs
> * DataOn Storage DNS-1630 JBODs with dual controllers (LSI based)
> * 2TB 7200RPM Hitachi SATA HDs with SAS interposers (LSISS9252)
> * Intel SSDs for cache/log devices
> * gmultipath is handling the active/active data paths to the drives. =
ex: ZFS uses multipath/disk01 in the pool
> * istgt serving iSCSI to Xen and ESXi from zvols
>=20
> Built these just before the hard drive prices spiked from the floods. =
I need to jam more RAM in there and it would be nice to be running =
FreeBSD 10 with some of the newer ZFS code and having access to TRIM. =
Uptime on these servers is over a year.
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