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<strong>Cluster</strong> Storage Devices<br />

6.1 Data File Sharing<br />

Figure 6–2 Dual-Pathed Disks<br />

Disks<br />

Server Nodes<br />

Client<br />

Nodes<br />

6–4 <strong>Cluster</strong> Storage Devices<br />

SCSI<br />

CPU CPU<br />

LAN<br />

VM-0672A-AI<br />

Dual-pathed disks or tapes can be failed over between two computers that serve<br />

the devices to the cluster, provided that:<br />

• The same device controller letter is generated and the same allocation class<br />

is specified on each computer, with the result that the device has the same<br />

name on both systems. (Section 6.2.1 describes allocation classes.)<br />

• Both computers are running the MSCP server for disks, the TMSCP server<br />

for tapes, or both.<br />

Caution: Failure to observe these requirements can endanger data integrity.<br />

You can set up HSC or HSJ storage devices to be dual ported between two storage<br />

subsystems, as shown in Figure 6–3.

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