Greetings,
I am not an expert in cluster.
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Brett Cave wrote:
> I am using ilo fencing to reset servers, so this is more power fencing than
> fabric fencing?
Following is my understanding of fencing:
There are three type of fencing (excluding manual):
1. Power fe
Hi all,
I was wondering if there is a way to achieve a "quorum disk over a RAID
software device" working CMAN cluster.
Explanation:
A) Environment
- 6 x different servers used as cluster nodes, with dual FC HBA
- 2 x different fabrics, each build with 3 FC SAN switches
- 2 x storage arrays, with
I am using ilo fencing to reset servers, so this is more power fencing than
fabric fencing?
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how would I go about specifying a fence method with ccs_tool? Can find much
documentation on fencing methods.
ccs_tool addfence myfence
ccs_tool addnode mynode -n X -f myfence
the above uses "single" fencing method, whereas I would like to specify
"fabric". What impact does specifying differ
2009/12/14 Christine Caulfield
> On 14/12/09 08:49, Arturo Gonzalez Ferrer wrote:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm in trouble with adding a new node to an existing cluster of three
>> nodes (so I want to have four), because it somehow doesn't let me access
>> the cluster infrastructure.
>>
>> These 3 nod
On 14/12/09 08:49, Arturo Gonzalez Ferrer wrote:
Dear all,
I'm in trouble with adding a new node to an existing cluster of three
nodes (so I want to have four), because it somehow doesn't let me access
the cluster infrastructure.
These 3 nodes were set up as http servers, sharing a GFS2 volume
Dear all,
I'm in trouble with adding a new node to an existing cluster of three nodes
(so I want to have four), because it somehow doesn't let me access the
cluster infrastructure.
These 3 nodes were set up as http servers, sharing a GFS2 volume (physical:
vg_cluster, logical: lv_cluster) where d
