On 19-Sep-2007 Dave Blaschke wrote:
> A stonith reset should be whatever it takes for the device to reboot the
> node. For some devices, this is simply invoking it with a built-in
> reset/cycle command (see ibmhmc), for others that don't have this (for
> example, see the bladehpi plugin when softreset is false - the plugin
> does have the capability to do a reset, but is configurable to also do
> an off/wait/on if the use chooses) it should be a power off/on combo
> with any necessary delay.
STONITH is the wrong name then. Or maybe it should be STONITF (slap the other
node in the face [to wake it up)) or STONUTF (slap the other node upside the
head [*bonk* pay attention]). Anyway.
The latest version supports ST_GENERIC_RESETs with SNMP RESETs. If SNMP RESETs
are not available (user defined PDU), OFF + ON is used.
http://www.awale.qc.ca/ha-linux/apc-snmp/
BTW, has anyone looked over the code?
Cheers,
-Philip
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