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Subject: Re: running NFS in LXC
To: Benjamin Coddington <bcodding@redhat.com>
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Hi Ben,

I take this as a "no serious problems by now". Good to hear.
Which kernel are you using?

I like your suggestion to use an (redundant?) iscsi server
instead of drbd, but I have to live with the current hardware.
Surely I will consider it for the next NFS server configuration.
On the other hand, drbd 8 has proven as rock-solid.


Regards
Harri