sorry, I forgot to mention ...
my cluster works on CentOS 5.4 and I use KVM for virtualization ...
If the versions of libvirt / heartbeat / pacemaker, etc., are important, give
short notice.
regards
"Ingmar" <[email protected]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi,
I have a problem ...
I have 3 virtual machines ... one with Linux, one with Windows 2008 Server
and one with Windows Server 2008 R2.
When I try to stop the VMs with heartbeat/pacemaker (hb_gui or
system-shutdown), the Linux VM downs cleanly.
The Windows VMs seems to do nothing... so they will be killed after timeout.
If I go on libvirt (virt-manager) and press in the GUI the "shutdown"-button
both went down immediately.
Where could be my problem? Shouldn't use Pacemaker the same functions as
virt-manager?
Did I have to set properties in Windows for shutdown?
regards
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