[DRBD-user] Corosync and DRBD fencing: one or both?

William Seligman seligman at nevis.columbia.edu
Mon Aug 29 21:36:17 CEST 2011

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A general question: I have a Corosync+Pacemaker with DRBD setup on Linux; I'll
give the details if it's relevant. Corosync+Pacemaker controls DRBD start, stop,
and promotion. I've implemented fencing via STONITH as Corosync resources.

I have not put fencing in the drbd.conf file; I was under the impression that
Corosync+Pacemaker would take of STONITHing a node if there's a DRBD problem. Is
this correct? Or should I have fencing/STONITH configured in both Corosync and
drbd.conf?

Does the answer change between a primary/secondary versus dual-primary setup?
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