Brad Filipek wrote:
I have a two node cluster and each node has two power supplies. Each
power supply is going to be plugged into a different APC switch. I
currently only have one power supply plugged in to one APC switch (for
testing purposes) and fencing works fine. Now I want to plug the
second power supply in. Do I need to add another fence level, or do I
just add a second fence device to the first fence level?
Thanks,
Brad Filipek
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Add a second device to the same level, and use the 'option="Off"' and
'option="On"' attributes to make certain both power supplies are
completely shut off before turning either one on again. Without setting
the option attribute, the default is Reboot. It would look like this:
.....
<fence>
<method name="1">
<device name="my_apc" port="1" option="Off"/>
<device name="my_apc" port="2" option="Off"/>
<device name="my_apc" port="1" option="On"/>
<device name="my_apc" port="2" option="On"/>
</method>
</fence>
If you are using one of the GUI tools, it should be smart enough to
detect that you are using two power switch type devices in the same
level and add the option attributes for you. ..all you need to do is
specify the device names and the ports.
-J
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