This may turn out to be a silly question, but what is the true difference between and external STONITH plugin and an internal STONITH plugin. I have a SAN set up for fail-over, and everything looks like it is working as it should. However, I would like to use STONITH to prevent split-brain. I do not have a STONITH device so I would need to use something like meatware (which does not allow automatic fail-over) or ssh. But there are two types, ssh and external/ssh. What is the difference? I will try to do some research in the meantime, but if I get an answer before I find out myself, that would be greatly appreciated. Also, if I were to use ssh as a STONITH plugin, will my machine automatically migrate resources to the other machine?
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