When our failover have been running for a bit I'm unable to create more storage in the HA cluster. When adding a new target, everything goes through as normal, but both targets on both boxes fails to clear the newly created disk, and are stuck in "not synchronized" for both partners and I'...

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That did indeed do the trick. Thanks Constantin.

You should write this into the XenServer docs - I haven't seen anything about this anywhere.

We have 4 paths (2 sessions) active to the two SANS. After we connect, we've done a resync (it can't do fast, so we've done a full). But the unsync'ed problem keep happening. As soon as we start writing data to the SAN it goes into unsync'ed again.

I've tried the document - which was the same as on a forum post, but it didn't change anything. As soon as we connect to SW the data between the two SANboxes becomes un-sync'ed. I can resync it, but that only lasts until I start writing new data to the SAN. We don't really know where to go from here...

Thanks Max, I'll give it a whack (before bringing out the hammer and REALLY giving it a whack). I'll let you know how it goes.

I know - don't touch the cable. Its just a test-setup for now - we'll set it up a bit more stable in production.

We're trying to connect XenServer 5.6 to Starwind (5.4), and are having problems getting it to work. We have the following setup: [SANbox1] 192.168.1.215 - management 10.10.1.1 - SAN link #1 10.10.2.1 - SAN link #2 10.10.0.1 - 10Gb crossover link to SANbox2 [SANbox2] 192.168.1.216 - management 10.10...

Sorry for resurrecting an old thread. But how is the certification for 5.6 coming along? Will the procedure above work for XenServer 5.6 as well?