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I have a 3 node cluster running redhat 4 with gfs. What
is the proper way to have a node leave the cluster for maintenance and then
rejoin after maintenance is completed? From the docs, I have read that I
need to unmount gfs and then stop all the services in the following order:
rgmanager, gfs, clvmd, fenced. I can then issue a cman_tool leave (remove)
request. I have also noticed that if I lose ip connectivity to a
certain node I lose gfs connectivity with the other two nodes. I thought
that I would only need 2 votes to continue connectivity. Thanks for the help! |
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