Re: Tripp Lite switched PDU fence agent; exists?

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The pithy ruminations from Digimer <linux@xxxxxxxxxxx> on " Tripp Lite switched PDU fence agent; exists?" were:

=> Hi all,
=> 
=>   Does anyone know if the tripp lite (mn: PDUMH15ATNET, specifically)
=> has an existing RHCS fence agent? Specifically for cluster 2 / EL5.5. If

Yes.


=> not, has anyone written one? Failing all that, I suppose I will write
=> one. :)
=> 

Yes.

I wrote an agent for that piece of hardware and offered the agent to the RHCS community in Nov 2008...there was no response at the time.[1]

In March, 2009, I sent a copy of the agent script to Jan Friesse <jfriesse@xxxxxxxxxx>, Marek Grac <mgrac@xxxxxxxxxx>, who were identified as the maintainers of all the fence agents.

Since it apparently hasn't made it into the RHCS distribution, let me know if you want a copy.


Finally, I'd like to warn people away from using the TrippLite PDU model 
PDUMH15ATNET as a fencing device. While it seems to have nice features, it has 
a design choice that is a serious problem with fencing--when a command is 
given to power down an outlet, there is a "random" delay (observed to be 
about 17 to 35 seconds) before that command is executed. This has been 
acknowledged by TrippLite support as a design choice, with no option or setting 
to override this behavior.
 
Mark


	[1] http://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-cluster/2008-November/msg00215.html

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