Methods and structure for supporting persistent reservations...

Electrical computers and digital data processing systems: input/ – Input/output data processing – Input/output command process

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C710S033000, C710S038000

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ABSTRACT:
A persistent reservation emulation structure to emulate exclusive reservation SCSI-3 protocol features in a host system having multiple paths to a storage device. An enhanced multiple-path driver layer (or other processing elements) provide emulation of persistent reservation commands directed from a host system to a storage device. The driver does not forward exclusive type reservations to the storage device but rather emulates the desired exclusive operations on the systems behalf using only non-exclusive reservation types. The emulated reservation handling enables parallel use of multiple paths between a host system and a storage device to improve reliability and/or performance of the storage device.

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