Problem fencing new Blades with Red Hat Cluster Suite

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Hello,
 
There are two cluster one over two BL680 G5 and another one over two BL460 G6 having Red Hat Cluster Suite 5.4 ... Following problem is being noticed
 
- If we power off a cluster node by shutdown -r command the server stops and then reconnect.--->Is this a normal behaviour
- If we power off a cluster node by press and hold the button.... some minutes after the cluster momentary press by fence the node and then it reconnects.------>Is this normal behaviour
- If we turn off the service network interfaces, the packages switches correctly then the cluster fence the isolated node but with a momentary press or power off options... so the node didn't starts until a manual power on trough the OA interface.---->Is this a normal behavious
 
 
We have this iLO2 firmware version: 1.81   01/15/2010
And Red Hat in the fence_ilo scripts puts this: 
## The Following Agent Has Been Tested On:
##
##  iLO Version
## +---------------------------------------------+
##  iLO  / firmware 1.91 / RIBCL 2.22
##  iLO2 / firmware 1.22 / RIBCL 2.22
##  iLO2 / firmware 1.50 / RIBCL 2.22
 
 
Another question: We have configured two virtual IP address: One for service and another for Backup..... Service one must be critical so we monitor it, but backup one not, so we use:
<ip address="10.17.130.140" monitor_link="1"/>
<ip address="10.18.10.74" monitor_link="0"/>
Well we noticed that if we made a ifdown ethX which is the one for the Backup IP  10.18.10.74, the cluster package switch to the other cluster node. But I put monitor_link=0
Did anybody found a similar problem?
 
Any idea?
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Regards,
Akhilesh
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