I would like to get some clarification on the use of NCP with Reiser
volumes. I have two OES2 SP1 servers in a NCS cluster using iSCSI. The
iSCSI target is a SLES10 SP2 box. Obviously by using Reiser rather than
NSS no volume object is created when the storage is provisioned. I now
however want to provide access to the shared storage via NCP. If I use
the standard NCP commands or iManager to do this it names the object
<servername>_<volumeObjectname> meaning that I effectively have to
create a volume object in eDirectory for each server the volume may run
on. Has anyone done this before and if so do you know a better way of
doing this? Effectively I want to create a single volume object that
represents the shared volume/cluster resource and not create objects on
a server by server basis.


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