Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Hello,
It is possible, I used a "same" config but with samba (and
heartbeat), the samba/IP are active on the primary node, and drbd is
primary on this node, in case of crash, manual stop for maintenance of
the primary node, the IP/samba are started on the secondary node and the
drbd of this node change from secondary to primary.
Best regards.
Francis
Saqib Jang -- Margalla Communications wrote:
>
>
> Saqib, your question is a bit strage, you want to have
> active/passive, but
> some clients shall connect to the passive server? I would name this
> active/active. I wouldn't want to do active/active with NFS, nfs
> is simply
> not designed for that purpose (besides that I have no idea how to
> set this
> up).
>
> Let me clarify, in normal mode the active server is supporting all NFS
> client
> requests while the passive server is supportng a real-time 'live' copy of
> file system of the active server. In case of failure of the active server,
> the passive server transparently comes on-line to support all NFS
> client requests, is this possible with DRBD?
>
> Saqib
>
>
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