On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 11:57 PM, Rahul Borate <Rahul.Borate@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If you shut down a node then it leaves the cluster cleanly. If you pull the network on a node then the other node tries to fence it. Nothing will happen with the services the missing node "owned" until that node is successfully fenced.
This is where your issues is. Because fencing failed the other node will not take over any of the failed services.
Two HA services running on node-1. If I unplug the cables for node 1 then those two services should transfers to Node-2. But node-2 did not take over the services.But if I do proper shutdown/reboot on node-1 then those two services are transferring to node-2 without problem.
If you shut down a node then it leaves the cluster cleanly. If you pull the network on a node then the other node tries to fence it. Nothing will happen with the services the missing node "owned" until that node is successfully fenced.
Node2: tail –f /var/log/message
...
Jun 29 18:20:49 vm-idm02 fenced[1706]: fencing node "vm-idm01"Jun 29 18:20:49 vm-idm02 fenced[1706]: fence "vm-idm01" failed
This is where your issues is. Because fencing failed the other node will not take over any of the failed services.
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