I'm in this situation: Host A has a DRBD resource (primary, StandAlone)
and I want to create a diskless peer for it in dual-primary setup on
host B. So I do the following:
A: /sbin/drbdsetup 10 net 192.168.1.191:19010 192.168.1.192:18999 C -m
--create-device
B: /sbin/drbdsetup 10 net 192.168.1.192:19010 192.168.1.191:19010 C -m
--create-device
I count three ports:
192.168.1.191:19010
192.168.1.192:19010
192.168.1.192:18999
Is this intentional?
OMG. How to make a fool of myself in one easy step... overlooked that
completely. Thanks for pointing that out.
Why don't you just "drbdadm up" on A and
"drbdadm syncer ; drbdadm connect" on B?
Those commands mentioned above are generated by an admin software and
state data (paths to backing storage, net connections etc.) for each
DRBD are stored in database; the software doesn't create any
configuration files drbdadm needs.
Regards,
Felix
Thanks very much
JB
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