To change this savely you need more heartbeat restarts as you thought:

a) activate mcast for bond0 and eth3 on server1/restart heartbeat
b) make the same thing on the other server2 
---> now both servers use bond0
c) now deactivate eth3 on server1/restart
d) same for server2

If you peform also device changes (means eth3 is used by bond0)
you can not do the change without a short down time (but what 
would be minmal)

a) on server1: stop heartbeat, change configuration from eth3 to bond0
b) on server2: stop heartbeat and wait until it is stopped
c) on server1: start heartbeat as soon heartbeat is down on server2
d) on server2: change configuration and restart heartbeat

I think it is save to assume that your downtime just increaeses by heartbeat's
startup delay.


On Thursday 19 July 2007, Sebastian Vieira wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm in the process of adding back the backup node, which i took offline
> because of maintenance. I had to modify ha.cf so that it now looks like
> this:
> 
> udpport         694
> logfacility     local0
> keepalive       200ms
> deadtime        3
> warntime        1
> initdead        120
> mcast           bond0 224.1.1.10 694 1 0
> #mcast          eth3 224.1.1.10 694 1 0
> auto_failback   off
> node            rpzlvs01 rpzlvs02
> 
> Note the commented line. I want to switch back from bond0 to eth3, but
> preferably without losing connections. If i bring the backup-node online
> with the 'new' settings (mcast on eth3) i won't be able to do a failover
> since both interfaces are on a separate vlan. I can imagine if i change it
> on the running/active node, these changes won't be in effect until i restart
> heartbeat.
> 
> Is there another way, or do i really have to bring the entire thing down,
> change settings, and then bring it back up again?
> 
> I'm running heartbeat-1.2.5 with ldirectord (latest) for LVS.
> 
> kind regards,
> 
> Sebastian
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