Re: How long for a shadow copy over CI

From: syslost (wm.reynolds_at_gmail.com)
Date: 10/07/05 

Date: 7 Oct 2005 07:06:36 -0700

> That said, how do you feel about "unsupported" tricks? It's possible
> (recommendable is another question) to mirror within an array (HSx pair)
> and control that from the host, though the methods of communicating with
> the controller pair are unsupported anymore, though they still work to a
> fair degree.

If this means putting both members of the shadow set on the same set of
controllers, no. We need the applications to keep running even if we
lose both of the controllers serviceing one of the members of the
shadow set.

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