>> Also is there a way to configure fence_ipmilan in cluster.xml to reboot >> rather than stop the server? fence_ipmilan by itself takes the -o >> option (on,off,reboot) > > I use fence_ipmilan (with CS4 Update 2) it does at > first poweroff AND then poweron ... except if it does not get > the off status after the poweroff. (check agent ipmilan.c) I use fence_ilo and fence_apc (CS4U3) - both first poweroff and then poweron too. This is only a problem in a two node configuration because both nodes send the poweroff command and non of them can send the poweron command because both are down. The most fence-devices have an option or action tag, that is not available via the cluster configuration tool. They can be used to force a reboot (default) or an poweroff. <fencedevice action="off" agent="fence_ilo" .../> <fencedevice agent="fence_apc" option="off" .../> Maik Zachacker -- Maik Zachacker IBH Prof. Dr. Horn GmbH, Dresden, Germany -- Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
