Re: Listing openAIS parameters on RHEL Cluster Suite 5

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On 02/04/10 12:20, Jankowski, Chris wrote:
Hi,

As per Red Hat Knowledgebase note 18886 on RHEL 5.4 I should be able to get the current in-memory values of the openAIS paramemters by running the following commands:

# openais-confdb-display
totem.version = '2'
totem.secauth = '1'
# openais-confdb-display totem token
totem.token = '10000'
# openais-confdb-display totem consensustotem.consensus = '4800'
# openais-confdb-display totem token_retransmits_before_loss_const
totem.token_retransmits_before_loss_const = '20'
# openais-confdb-display cman quorum_dev_poll
cman.quorum_dev_poll = '40000'
# openais-confdb-display cman expected_votes
cman.expected_votes = '3'
# openais-confdb-display cman two_node
cman.two_node = '1'

On my 5.4 cluster it works for the first 4 commands, but for the last 3 commands I get, respectively:

Could not get "quorum _dev_poll" :1
Could not get "expected_votes" :1
Could not get "two_node" :1

Anybody knows what is going on here?


It means that those values are not in the configuration object database because they aren't in cluster.conf. From that you can infer that the defaults are in place. ie:

quorum_dev_poll = 10000
expected_votes = <sum of all node votes>
two_node = 0

Chrissie

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