On 5/6/2011 7:34 AM, Lacoco, Joshua wrote:
> It's unlikely that heartbeat itself is causing the rebooting unless
you enabled/configured stonith.
Drbd can be configured to halt the machine, though.
I've seen linux miss packets and time out on sockets under high load --
are you monitoring load ave
Brent:
> ...
> Where I work, we got this really weird problem whereby any servers in a
> cluster pair may on occasion reboot. Im thinking its due to high IO. But
> I cant prove it.
> We have systat installed and via sar, nothing really sticks out as to
> what the culprit may be.
> ...
It
It's unlikely that heartbeat itself is causing the rebooting unless you
enabled/configured stonith. Do you have debugging enabled (in ha.cf config
file set debugging to true)? Also enable cores in the ha.cf file so you can
see if there's more info on what's going on.
-Original Message--
Hiya
Im wondering if someone could share some thought on a problem that my
colleague and I are experiencing.
Where I work, we got this really weird problem whereby any servers in a
cluster pair may on occasion reboot. Im thinking its due to high IO. But
I cant prove it.
We have systat installe
