On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Michel Nadeau <akaris@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
We usually use only cman, gfs2 and drbd - does corosync replace cman or it's an addon?
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From: Andreas Kurz <andreas@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 01:32:33
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Subject: Re: CMAN across different datacenters
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corosync is the messaging layer allowing cluster nodes to talk with each other.
cman/rgmanager should sit on top of it.
try the following commands:
try the following commands:
service corosync status
If the status is running the you are using it, otherwise not.
Also look into the /var/log/messages file for corosync.
If you are using corosync then there should be prints in there for corosync.
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