Hi,

I'm having a two-node Corosync/Pacemaker cluster (active/passive) with XFS on 
two DRBD-volumes (SLES11 SP1 + HAE).
The active node has both volumes mounted and if this node fails, the passive 
node should take over and mount these volumes.
I'm aware that I can't mount XFS simultaneously on both nodes (which is not a 
problem).

The setup runs fine so far, with both DRBD-volumes in dual-primary mode (and 
STONITH configured).
But I'm currently not sure, if the dual-primary mode is actually needed or if 
there's a way to run in safer primary/secondary mode.
I think, in an earlier stage of this cluster and the disks being configured as 
primary/secondary, I've had problems to get the secondary disk promoted to 
primary after the old primary failed (i.e. was shut off).
I remember a "refusing to be primary while peer is not outdated" message in 
that case, but that may have had other causes.

What's the best/safest approach in my case?

-- 
Sebastian Kaps



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