RE: [Linux-cluster] Help with Oracle ASMLib 2.0 and Fedora 9

Hello, Just a tip. Though obviously I do not know your exact FireWire setup, I ended up with Centos 5 and kernel 2.6.18-92.1.6.el5.centos.plus were firewire works perfectly especially for TCP/IP over Ether over Firewire. Sincerely, T.K. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROT

[Linux-cluster] IP resource behavior

Hi, We noticed today that if we manually remove an IP via ip a del /32 dev bond0 that the service does not detect this and does not cause a fail over. Shouldn't the service be statusing the IP resource to make sure it is configured and up? We do have the monitor link option enabled. This is clus

Re: [Linux-cluster] Homebrew NAS Cluster

My setup sounds similar to yours but with a SAN for all the underlying storage. I have a large FC SAN (might be cost prohibitive for you), and three physical (Dell PE1500s) servers. Two of them are running ESX 3.5 and one is running CentOS. The ESX Servers share a chunk of SAN using VMFS3. The

Re: R: [Linux-cluster] Homebrew NAS Cluster

Yeah, similar question to the first responder ... Is your intent to have shared disk space between all the ESX servers? To support live migrations, etc? If so, then ESX server has a built-in filesystem called vmfs, which can be shared by all the servers in the farm to store VM images, etc. We us

R: [Linux-cluster] Homebrew NAS Cluster

I am running a home-brew NAS Cluster for a medium sized ISP. It is run with a pair of Dell PowerEdge 2900 with 1 Terabyte of filesystem exported via NFS to 4 nodes running apache, exim and imap/pop3 services. Filesystem is made on top of drbd in a active/backup setup with heartbeat. Performance

Re: [Linux-cluster] takeover, fencing & failback

Gerhard Spiegl wrote: Hi all, I'm working on a two node cluster (RHEL 5.2 + RHCS) with one XEN virtual machine per node: node1 => VM1 node2 => VM2 When node1 takes over VM2 via the command: clusvcadm -M vm:VM2 -m node1 node2 gets fenced after takeover is done, which is probably expected beha

Re: [Linux-cluster] GFS2 not releasing disk space?

Hi, Thats an ancient version of GFS2, please use something more recent such as the current Fedora kernel, Steve. On Tue, 2008-07-01 at 09:51 -0400, Ernie Graeler wrote: > All, > > > > I’m new to this list, so I’m not sure if any one else has encountered > this problem. Also, this is my firs

[Linux-cluster] GFS2 not releasing disk space?

All, I'm new to this list, so I'm not sure if any one else has encountered this problem. Also, this is my first post so forgive me if I do something incorrect. :-) I've created a cluster using 2 nodes and created a shared file system between them using gfs2. So far, the set up seemed to go

[Linux-cluster] takeover, fencing & failback

Hi all, I'm working on a two node cluster (RHEL 5.2 + RHCS) with one XEN virtual machine per node: node1 => VM1 node2 => VM2 When node1 takes over VM2 via the command: clusvcadm -M vm:VM2 -m node1 node2 gets fenced after takeover is done, which is probably expected behaviour. As node2 comes u

[Linux-cluster] Cluster doesn't come up while rebooting

Hello All, I need your help for one issue i am facing . OS: RHEL4 ES Update 6 64bit I have a deployment where we have 2 + 1 cluster (2 active and one passive). I have a service which is to be failed over but faced issues when i rebooted all 3 servers. Services got disabled. But when i use clusvs

[Linux-cluster] inconsistend volume group after pvmove

Hello, This is our setup: We have 3 Linux servers (2.6.18 Centos 5), clustered, with a clvmd running one “big” volume group (15 SCSI disks a 69,9 GB). After we got an hardware I/O error on one disk out gfs filesystem began to loop. So we stopped all services and we determined the corrupted disk