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Hello,

i'm new in this list. I have to show no understanding for the fence
daemon. Why should i use this ? My issue:

I have a cluster with two nodes. And i want to use the dbrd 8.0 or
higher for a primary/primary state. There was a problem with fencing. 
When the first node is down, the second node can not be rebootet by
root, because the shell says: 
fence_tool: waiting for cluster quorum

Here my cluster.conf
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cluster name="mail-intern" config_version="1">
<cman two_nodes="1" expected_votes="1"/>
        <clusternodes>
         <clusternode name="mail-i01" nodeid="1">
           <fence>
             <method name="human">
               <device name="maili01"   ipaddr="10.1.0.1"/>
             </method>
           </fence>
          </clusternode>
         <clusternode   name="mail-i02" nodeid="2">
            <fence>
              <method name="human">
                <device name="maili02"  ipaddr="10.1.0.2" />
              </method>
            </fence>
          </clusternode>
         </clusternodes>
         <fencedevices>                                                         
                                        <fencedevice name="human"       
agent="fence_ack_manual"/>                                              
</fencedevices>                                                                 
                        </cluster>

Is the behavior right or could i configure this. If that is so, i cannot
reboot the second node when the first isn't in the cluster, is so ?

Thank for all your time

Enrico
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