The POK and BUF sites share the SAN storage and holds the primary and secondary
configuration data servers respectively. The BUF site holds a (tiebreaker) quorum node and a
disk for file system descriptor only.
All disks at the POK site are assigned to a failure group and all disk at the KGN site are
assigned to another failure group. The disk at the Buffalo site is assigned to a third failure
group.
A single GPFS cluster is defined across two geographic sites (Poughkeepsie and Kingston).
A single replicated GPFS file system is created from disks at the three sites.
The mmfsctl command (Example 3-129) is used in this scenario ...
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