Thank you Tim
It worked but only partially...
Im sorry I feel a bit dumb as I tought it would be automatic.
 
So I read and added the info that was mentionned in your post.
primitive WMQFS ocf:heartbeat:Filesystem \
        params device="/dev/mapper/360050768019102c24000000000000043_part1" 
directory="/var/mqm" fstype="ocfs2" \
        op monitor interval="10s" timeout="10s" on_fail="fence" 
OCF_CHECK_LEVEL="20" target-role="Started"

It worked in the sence that when I deconnect the FC cable it detect the failure 
YAY.
But then I'd like it to switch all the ressources over to the other server.
 
But it kinda fail because of another resource.
 
I run Websphere MQ on this filesystem, so pacemaker try to switch the Queue 
Manager to the other server when the drive fail.
At that point it tries to stop the Queue manager but fail, because WMQ just 
hang when its filesystem disapear.
(To a point where even as root kill -9 doesn't even work)
So the monitor indicate that the stop failed and it doesn't switch the resource.
 
Should this be fixed by the OCF script (no condition to fail a stop) or by some 
other means that would tell
the cluster not to worry about a failed stop?
 
I also would like to add a network failure detection, what ocf script can be 
used to that, and how to automate the switch
when a failure is detected?
 
Thank you all very much.
 
 
> I just finished my first cluster yay. 
> 
> And Im doing some testing, see how it react to different "stimulus" 
> Unfortunately one of my first test failed. 
> 
> I hope its because I forgot something. 
> 
> I have 2 nodes
> Node01 owns the ClusterIP, OCFS2 and WebsphereMQ
> 
> When I yank out the fiber cable... it doesn't seem to detect it and it 
> doesn't switch the ressources on the second node...
> 
> What have I forgot? 
> I tried adding a op monitor interval=5s to the WMQFS primitive but it 
> didn't improve my situation.
You want OCF_CHECK_LEVEL. For further detail see:
http://lists.linux-ha.org/pipermail/linux-ha/2010-March/040009.html 
<http://lists.linux-ha.org/pipermail/linux-ha/2010-March/040009.html> 
HTH,
Tim
 
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