hi,
shared storage via nfs? did you think about locking and to use filesystem like gfs2 or with lvm to use clvm?
thanks walter
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Hth, 2011/8/11 babu karthik <r.g.babukarthik@xxxxxxxxx>
hi every body , in the two systems i have installed xcp , in order to migrate the vm , i created a common storage in one name vm_shared and in /etc/exports file i have made
changes
/vm_shared *(rw, no_root_squash,sync)
but i could not be able to access the common storage from second system.
so for nfs i restarted the nfs and portmap
and exportfs -v every thing is working well in system one
to mount from system 2 i tried the following command
mount 10.10.33.220:/vm_shared /vm_shared
its showing the following errors
mount to NFS server 10.10.33.220 failed: sytem Error : connection refused
even i stopped the firewall by..
service iptables stop
please solve this problem, so that both the system have to access the common storage
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