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For our new environment, I have off loaded MySQL to a remote server, using
your informative document as a guide.

Now we would like to move the mysql db to our SAN on that same remote server as
we have been told by our storage guys that having the db actually live on the SAN would
eliminate I/O bottlenecks and provide more resiliency.

How do I do this?

thanks,
Penny

Penny Karr | IT Infrastructure Monitoring
Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, an Affiliate of Atrius Health
254 Second Avenue | Needham, MA 02494
P (781) 292-1853 | F (781 292-1980 | http://www.harvardvanguard.org
Email: [email protected]

As long as the SAN can host a mysql DB it should be the same process as moving it to the first server. Just make sure to allow the connection on the new SAN, change the same Nagios configs, etc.