On 12 May 2014, at 6:04 pm, david.miao <da...@shannon-data.com> wrote:
> I install fence_ipmilan with the command: yum install fence-agents > > My stonith configuration is as following: > node master > node slave > ... > primitive stonith-master stonith:fence_ipmilan \ > params ipaddr=192.168.1.36 login=root passwd=master pcmk_host_list=master > pcmk_host_check=static-list action=off \ > op monitor interval=30s > primitive stonith-slave stonith:fence_ipmilan \ > params ipaddr=192.168.1.37 login=root passwd=slave pcmk_host_list=slave > pcmk_host_check=static-list action=off delay=15s \ > op monitor interval=30s > > location stonith-master-mutex-master stonith-master -inf: master > location stonith-slave-mutex-slave stonith-slave -inf: slave > > This can work, but my question is: Are the "location" above necessary? No. > Can I use pcmk_host_list="some nodes" to control which nodes the > fence_ipmilan agent can run on? Where it runs isn't so important. Particularly in a two node cluster (we'll always try it from the node not being fenced first). > If can`t, what is the meaning of the pcmk_host_list. I have referenced to the > manual but I can`t understand. Its a list of nodes the device can shoot/fence.
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