 | | | Redhat clustersuite (at minimal cost) | Redhat clustersuite (at minimal cost) 2005-08-11 - By Shaw, Marco
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Depending on your requirements, one way: VMWare (www.vmware.com).
It can create virtual shared disks.
I did study 4.5.2 for testing with a Microsoft cluster and found some
Info that virtual shared disks seemed to be a bit unstable in that
version.
Perhaps the recent 5.0 release is better...
Marco
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> Hi,
>
> I would like to setup a small lab consisting of 2 RHEL 3.0 running
> Redhat cluster suite.
> Is it possible to install Redhat Cluster Suite without a separate disk
> sub system ?
> All I have is the 2 servers for the RHEL and a spare server.
>
> Thanks.
> Hanny
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