On 2012-03-21T16:48:45, "Janec, Jozef" <jozef.ja...@hp.com> wrote:
> Fixed now,
>
> By mistake I removed property stonith-enabled=false, and therefore the second
> node always tried fence the second node which crashed/was rebooted. Result
> was that all resources were down and waiting till fence will return done.
> After I have returned the parameter back, the behavior is as expected,
> resources are started on the second node without fence wait
Uhm, that is intended and the supported behaviour. Fencing ought to be
enabled for shared storage.
Regards,
Lars
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