From: Mike Eisler (mike@eisler.com)
Date: 08/20/01-02:09:55 PM Z
Message-ID: <3B816083.B7476495@eisler.com> Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 12:09:55 -0700 From: Mike Eisler <mike@eisler.com> Subject: Re: Replication and migration requirements > All we have today is proprietary, block-level protocols like > Sun's SNDR, EMC's SRDF, or NetApp's SnapMirror. I don't > think any of those move file open or lock state either, but > I'm sure they're widely used, and by mission critical apps. I'm sure that none of them are used with writeable, migratable filesets. > A good initial stab would be a protocol that does a good > job of creating read-only replicas and the synchronization > of periodic snapshots. If that is successful (and if anyone's Which is exactly where we end up if we constrain the problem in the manner you listed (which prompted my response). -mre
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