> Log in to the switch and check the status of the port connected to the > node in question. It should be down. I'll do that next time. >> If a drive get's moved on my FC storage, the cluster crashes. >> If the storage is rebooted, the cluster crashes. If I change > You're kidding, right? Filesystems don't like having storage yanked > out from underneath them, clustered or not. I don't mean gone as in removed, I mean changed as in adding/removing a drive in a system that should not cause these problems. The Xyratex gear I'm using should allow me to add/remove drives while the system is running, as in hot swap. I'm guessing it's the Xyratex I need to work on some more. Still, I do want to understand how to deal with hardware changes so that I don't have crashed clusters too often since we do change/move gear in and out, a lot. Mike -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
