On Thu, 17 Apr 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you just want to have a cluster where client network can be down
infinitely without cluster to take actions,
you have to run cluster heartbeat via cross-cable and deny cluster's
link monitoring in client interface.
Or then start using qdisk and build heuristics.
At that rate you might as well just not bother specifying a fencing device
- the whole cluster will just lock up until the network comes back and it
can re-connect and re-establish quorum.
Note, that in RHCS 5 deadnode_timeout doesn't exist anymore in /proc.
It's totem token there, but havn't checked where it lives in /proc or
maby it's in /sys nowadays.
Thanks for that. :-)
Gordan
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