Hello,
is there any possibility to create a shared disk (cluster volume) with Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac, so that I could attach it to 2 Linux guest VMs? I would like to create a cluster from 2 Linux VMs. In other products (like Virtual Box) it's rather easy to create such a disk.
I am aware of the iSCSI workaround. But this would mean, that I need access to the third VM or another iSCSI target. Apparently it's not so easy, if you want to be mobile with a laptop.
I think, it would be rather easy for Parallels to implement such a feature... Or is it just so, that I can't find it? I just need to create a disk and attach it to 2 guest VMs as a "raw" disk. That's all.
Regards,
Andrej
is there any possibility to create a shared disk (cluster volume) with Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac, so that I could attach it to 2 Linux guest VMs? I would like to create a cluster from 2 Linux VMs. In other products (like Virtual Box) it's rather easy to create such a disk.
I am aware of the iSCSI workaround. But this would mean, that I need access to the third VM or another iSCSI target. Apparently it's not so easy, if you want to be mobile with a laptop.
I think, it would be rather easy for Parallels to implement such a feature... Or is it just so, that I can't find it? I just need to create a disk and attach it to 2 guest VMs as a "raw" disk. That's all.
Regards,
Andrej