The problem is that when I power off one node ( I mean disable its power
supply totally ) to test it, the fencing does not work, on the log I get:
fenced: fencing node "nodename"
fenced: fence "nodename" failed
This will show forerer and the cluster will hang, until the other node join
the cluster again.
The problem is that, the fenced daemon waits (forever) until the iLO of the
dead node back to life.
So my cluster is node reboot/reset fault tolerant, but not totally power off
tolerant.
Do you know what I mean?
Can anybody helps me to workaround the problem?
thak U very much
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Parsons" <jparsons@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "linux clustering" <linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 5:17 PM
Subject: Re: MySQL + RH Cluster Suite + GFS
Eloy Acosta Toscano wrote:
Hello, I´d like to make you some questions about or new enterprise
database production systems, which should be in production state in about
2 or 3 days. Yes, I´know this is not too much time to deploy a good and
definitive HA solution, but I´d like to try making the best possible.
We´ve tried a MySQL with RedHat Cluster Suite H/A solution, but we have
very
bad results in the H/A tests.
We use a iSCSI LUN per node with ext3 FS and a HP iLO as fence device,
and I
think that these poor results are related with these two components: ext3
formated HD device and a disfunction in the fenced daemon with the HP iLO
device.
Tell me about your iLO woes.
-J
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