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    Page 1 Booting Linux x86 and x86_64 systems from a Storage Area Network with Device Mapper Multipath Enabling the High Availability feature for Operating System Partitions Fifth Edition Document Overview ........................................................................\ ................................................... 2 Intended Audience .......................................................................\ .................................................. 2 Assumptions...
    Page 2 Document Overview This white paper helps you understand the concepts and configuration of boot from SAN and enabling multipath features for the Root partition on SAN in deployments using Device Mapper multi-path. It includes recommendations for im plementing and configuring operating system installation partitions to enable the Device Mapper multipath feature on your Linux server. Intended Audience This document is intended for users who would be implementing the high availability features of...
    Page 3 Configuring boot from SAN Boot from SAN has become a de facto description for the capability of having a server boot its operating system from SAN. The HBA ROM provides this functionality. Once HBAs are configured to boot from the disk device on the SAN, th e server boots as if it were a local disk. More than one HBA can be configured for the redu ndant boot path for the High Availability of the Boot device. The Failover feature during boot time is provided by the HBA ROM configuration....
    Page 4 Figure 2 b. Select the NIC to which the boot option is to be set and press Enter twice. Figure 3 c. Select iSCSI Boot and press Enter. Figure 4 d. iSCSI Boot must be displayed as the boot option for the NIC you selected. Figure 5
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