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Re: ACL

Hi,

How big is your SAN? On ours it worked well after we saved the settings and through a reboot.
The setup was 2 controllers and 4 clients. The MDC at first didn't want to work properly, but after a hard reboot it came up fine and another reboot caused no issues either.

I take it you read the Xsan Migration Guide here? I did notice that the ACL's settings can take some time to save on large SANs
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David

On Aug 19, 2006, at 8:18 AM, André Aulich wrote:

Hi all,

I am just upgrading a production system from Xsan 1.3 to Xsan 1.4.
You activate ACLs by choosing Storage->VOLUMENAME->Edit.
In the little Pop-up menu you select Activate ACLs.

In our update process we experience, that after enabling ACLs our MDC
gets into trouble finding any metadata storage after a reboot.
This leads to the fact, that our Xsan volume is not mountable anymore.

File System checks haven't helped yet, and turning ACLs off brings back
the Xsan volume immediately.
Turning ACLs on without rebooting works fine.

I'll write more later on if I manage to make it through a reboot with
ACLs activated.
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