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Hello, First, let me say, the more I explore CODA's possibilities, the more I love it. ENVIRONMENT: Linux Red Hat 7.3 coda -5.3.20-1 RPM's Four servers from Dell Poweredge to generic SCM acts as client also Here is my problem. I have successfully set up CODA several times with success. Now, I am currently running CODA with a SCM and (1) non-SCM. I set up the servers according to the documentation (E0000100 as root.vol on SCM), then I set up a replicated volume (E0000107 web) replicated between both SCM and non-SCM. When I mount...I believe the E0000100 is mounted first (as /coda). I say I believe because I never set a mount point and get this output: [root_at_OLIVIA CODA]# cfs lv /coda Status of volume 0x7f000000 (2130706432) named "root.vol" Volume type is ReadWrite Connection State is Connected Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited Current blocks used are 4 The partition has 4457092 blocks available out of 4502804 Write-back is disabled ALSO------------------------ [root_at_OLIVIA CODA]# cfs lv /coda/public_html Status of volume 0x7f000003 (2130706435) named "web" Volume type is ReadWrite Connection State is Connected Minimum quota is 0, maximum quota is unlimited Current blocks used are 5887 The partition has 4457092 blocks available out of 4502804 Write-back is disabled As you can see, I have /public_html mapped to volume "web" UNDER /coda (mapped to root.vol, which is NOT replicated) When the SCM goes down, the clients can not see the volume. /public_html shows with the nasty "red block" (either blinking or static) around the directory, I believe it has lost the link. I believe the problem lies in not replicating the parent directory as well. Thoughts are much appreciated. thanks JoeReceived on 2003-07-18 01:32:46