Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
> The naming of the drbd devices seems to be a little picky. I'd like to > be able to call one /dev/drbd-do-no-use or something like that, but drbd > seems to choke on this and is fairly strict about the drbd<minor> naming > scheme. Oh well, not a huge deal, I'll just have to be very careful. There's always /dev/drbd/by-res/* ... > Understood. I've done enough with shared storage to know that this > would be bad. Only the primary device will be mounted, and the > secondary one won't be used at all. I'll use the snapshots off the > secondary one for restore purposes, but restores will likely be done by > presenting the iSCSI snapshots/clones to a different system altogether > and mounting them there. Just to be sure about the page we're on: I believe the warning was to *always* use snapshots/clones of the iSCSI target and never the target itself (note that on the target side, there is no notion of primary/secondary). Cheers, Felix