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This article explains the procedure for installing ZDML SP1 IR2 (ZEN 7 SP1 for Linux) or later versions on OES2 SP1 cluster using iSCSI.

So you have a bunch of OES2 SP1 Linux nodes running in a cluster. You have followed the documentation in the NetStorage for Linux Administration Guide to setup, install and configure NetStorage to run in your cluster. All is working well, except your users get that nasty warning in their browser, every time they connect, because your NetStorage is using the default untrusted self-signed server certificates.

Wouldn't life be just great if we could get NetStorage to use a third-party minted one from a reputable trusted Certificate Authority.

Well, you can, here's how.

Every day it seems I find something new that Linux Just Does. Last week I finally decided I needed to learn about "shared storage" and started asking the resident experts here, who all pointed me to YaST. Much to my surprise iSCSI is built into YaST and works out of the box with SLES without much more than ten minutes and an understanding of the technology. For the quickest understanding of shared storage I can muster this article is now being created. Hopefully it will be as enlightening to others as this topic was to me.

Cluster IDM drivers without shared storage. High availability for your IDM engine infrastructure using heartbeat on SLES. Configuration is done per driver instance for flexibility. Focus for this solution is based on IDM not eDirectory.

This article provides a step-by-step approach to configure a NCP (NetWare Core Protocol) volume over POSIX file systems.

This AppNote provides a step-by-step approach to configure a shadow volume in a Novell Cluster environment, especially when the primary and secondary volumes are originally from different cluster pools or resources.