Mikko Partio wrote:
2009/3/19 mailto:harri.paivani...@tieto.com>>
""Also, if I shut down both nodes and start just one of them, the
starting node still waits in the "starting fencing" part many
minutes even though the cluster should be quorate (there's a quorum
disk)!
""
I made a support query to official RH support for that,
but they just couldn't understand what I was saying and after all they
said "it's normal" ;)
To my mind it was a bug... but this was what RH support answered:
" The problem with starting a cluster with one node and qdisk is that there
nee
2009/3/19
>
>
> ""Also, if I shut down both nodes and start just one of them, the starting
> node still waits in the "starting fencing" part many minutes even though the
> cluster should be quorate (there's a quorum disk)!
> ""
>
> I had a similar situation and the reason why the first node couldn
unning...
-hjp
-Original Message-
From: linux-cluster-boun...@redhat.com on behalf of Hunt, Gary
Sent: Wed 3/18/2009 22:47
To: linux clustering
Subject: RE: [Linux-cluster] Problems with cluster (fencing?)
I was fighting a very similar issue today. I am not familiar with the fencing
you
43 AM
To: linux clustering
Subject: [Linux-cluster] Problems with cluster (fencing?)
Hello all
I have a two-node cluster with a quorum disk.
When I pull off the power cord from one node, the other node freezes the shared
gfs-volumes and all activity stops, even though the cluster maintains quorum.
Hello all
I have a two-node cluster with a quorum disk.
When I pull off the power cord from one node, the other node freezes the
shared gfs-volumes and all activity stops, even though the cluster maintains
quorum. When the other node boots up, I can see that "starting fencing"
takes many minutes
