Having multiple LLT links on the same VLAN/network can cause a variety of
problems such as split-brain scenarios, inability to rejoin the cluster, and
cluster failures.
The heartbeats really need to be isolated from each other.
Cheers,
jf
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Right, that makes sense. The llttab manpage suggested to me that this
wouldn't be a terrible thing to do, but I'm with you now.
Thanks!
Ceri
On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 09:39:50AM -0700, Joshua Fielden wrote:
One can't set up a successful cluster planning for the best case -- one has
to plan
I have a couple of clusters running Solaris 10, VCS 5.
I'm running IPMP on my public links and I want to configure each public
interface as a low-priority link.
Since they're connected to the same VLAN, when I start LLT I get the
following warning:
llt: LLT WARNING V-14-1-10497 crossed links?
I disagree, as long as the SAP stuff is taken care of.
2 dedicated + 2 additional (even sharing a VLAN) is pretty good.
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