Nate Carlson wrote: > On Thu, 30 Jun 2005, Patrick Caulfield wrote: > >> Not really. The whole point of the quorum is to prevent >> "split-brains" where two nodes can see the shared storage but not >> each other - which would corrupt the filesystem because they can't >> co-ordinate locking. > This reminds me, how does a cluster behave that has an On-disk quorum (Tru64 and Windows, off the top of my head)? In those OS'es you have to dedicate a partition for "quorum". Are there any advantages to this, or am I just misunderstanding something. -- Andrew J. Forgue Systems Programmer II :: Oakland University forgue@xxxxxxxxxxx
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