Leave the gnbd server out of the cluster config. Your cluster is really just the two nodes where gfs exists. The gnbd server is your shared storage device so not really part of the cluster.I have a question about a lab I am setting up. From what I have read and know about Red hat clustering I can't seem to find this answer. I have 3 servers. One will provide storage access via GNBD for the other 2 servers using GFS. My question is do I add all three servers into a cluster config or do I leave the GNBD server out? I understand that the GNBD server will not be redundant. since it has the only server that has a phycical connection to the storage. Thanks.
Kevin
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