Lon Hohberger wrote:
On Mon, 2005-11-07 at 11:37 +0000, nattapon viroonsri wrote:
I tend to use APC AP7900 as fence device.
So when failover have occure backup node control APC to power cycle
failnode.
But im not sure how kind of this device work .
Is it just power off or power cycle at outlet that fail node was pluged ?
Power-cycle.
I always wondered about this. If the node has a problem, chances are
that rebooting does not
fix it. Now if the node comes up semi-functional and attempts to regain
control over the ressource
that it owned before, then that could be bad. Should it not rather be
shut-down so an human intervention
can fix it before it is being made operational again?
I/O fencing instead of power fencing kind of works like this, you undo
the i/o block once you know
the node is fine again.
Michael
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