I had the exact same problem (on Redhat though...)
MQ and Message Broker that needed clustering...
First we tried NFS V4 (clustered using IBM System Automation for
multi-platform) and got really bad response time...
Then we used IBM System Automation to cluster both MQ and MB and dropped the
NFS solution...
Works great with great response time...

Offer

-----Original Message-----
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ron
Foster at Baldor-IS
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 6:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: cp send msg, trigger network start and disk switch

  I attended a session at SHARE in Boston.  SLES does have a high
availability option that might help.

On 9/29/2010 5:34 AM, Alan Cox wrote:
>> What I want is to send a signal from the online server to the
>> 'offline' server to take over the disk, unmounts, offline and detach
first.
> NFS can sort of do this but if you are trying to do failover then its
> a bit more complicated because
>
> 1.    You may be in a situation where you switch because a box
> crashes so you need to do disk recovery.
>
> 2.    You need an environment where you can't accidentally have both
> of them live
>
> 3.    There are cases where you may see stale file handles as a
> result of a failover where a client is using things like deleted but
> open files.
>
> Red Hat has out of the box NFS clustering and I'm pretty sure SuSE
> likewise (as well as drbd support for live mirroring and cluster file
> systems like GFS2 so you can have two live copies at once)
>
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