Hi.
I'm new to configuring Clustering .
The CentOS 5.5 guest machines will be running on ESXi 4.1 . I'm configuring the
clustering using Conga . I see that there is support for using ESX to do the
fencing. The problem I have is that the guest machines are not allowed to have
access the
On 03/23/2011 11:19 PM, Machin, Greg wrote:
Hi.
I’m new to configuring Clustering .
The CentOS 5.5 guest machines will be running on ESXi 4.1 . I’m
configuring the clustering using “Conga” . I see that there is support
for using ESX to do the fencing. The problem I have is that the guest
Use fence_manual ... but it is not supported officially by TUV in
production environments ...
Do not use that...
How does that actually fence the offending node when it needs to?
The concept of fencing is for the preservation of data integrity, circumventing
it with a manual fence is useful
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