I have a cluster doing NFS failover that I'm testing atm. I have three nodes configured as per the cookbook example with one node having higher priority than the other two and can mount NFS partitions from that node using the floating IP address. When I power off that node, one of the remaining servers takes over and everything looks rosy. When I bring the original server back into the cluster, should the service stay where it is, or flip back to the highest priority server? Without grubbing through the logs, is there any way to tell which server is now providing the NFS service? And if the service doesn't move back to the highest priority server, is there any way to make it do so? (It's entirely possible that the service hasn't moved back because the node third node reports: <err> #52: Failed changing RG status <err> #57: Failed changing RG status I've not got to the bottom of that yet.) James -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
