Digimer <lists <at> alteeve.ca> writes: > > 99% of the time, I agree totally. Logs and configs are super helpful. In > this case though, I am pretty sure I know exactly what's happening. :) > > digimer
Thanks for the explanation, digimer. You got exactly what I mean an what happens. Unfortunately, that was, what I was afraid of... The three nodes in my scenario are located about 200km from each other. If one of the nodes with all infrastructure around it (PDUs, Switches, IPMI...) is not reachable any longer because of a power outage or a full network outage at this location, switching a PDU is not possible, too... That would mean, that in this (very probably) case, the cluster will not help me? Do you have any suggestions, what I can do to workaround this case? Kind regards, Nicolas -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
