Persistent Reservation question; reply to George
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Tue Nov 14 14:16:48 PST 2000
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Dave,
Yes you can mix reservation types in different logical units as the
reservation is bounded by the logical unit.
Bye for now,
George Penokie
Dept 2C6 114-2 N212
E-Mail: gpenokie at tivoli.com
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"Ulrich, David" <dulrich at lsil.com>@t10.org on 11/14/2000 08:50:04 AM
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George,
Given your example below, does this mean that 3 reservations could be
SCSI-2 and the other 3 persistent reservations.
Best Regards
David
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David,
All types of reservations are confined to a logical unit. So if you have 6
logical units you could have 6 reservations from 6 different initiators.
Bye for now,
George Penokie
Dept 2C6 114-2 N212
E-Mail: gpenokie at tivoli.com
Internal: 553-5208
External: 507-253-5208 FAX: 507-253-2880
"Ulrich, David" <dulrich at lsil.com>@t10.org on 11/13/2000 03:41:33 PM
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Subject: Persistent Reservation question
I have a question regarding the degree of mutual exclusion of RESERVE
commands and PERSISTENT RESERVE IN/OUT commands.
In the SPC-2 working draft rev. 18, section 5.5.1, page 21, the third
paragraph states that "if a logical unit has been reserved by any RESERVE
command and is still reserved by any initiator, all PERSISTENT RESERVE IN
and all PERSISTENT RESERVE OUT commands shall conflict regardless of
initiator or service action and shall terminate with a RESERVATION CONFLICT
status".
My question is, does that mean a PERSISTENT RESERVE IN/OUT command to any
logical unit or only the logical unit that is reserved using a RESERVE
command? In other words, can the two different types of reservations
co-exist as long as they have been executed by different logical units?
Thanks.
David Ulrich
dulrich at lsil.com
Storage Systems Division
LSI Logic Inc.
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