Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Hi, On another thread it was mentioned the following: The drbd setting "resource-and-stonith" simply tells DRBD that you have stonith configured in your cluster. It does not by itself trigger any stonith action. So if you have stonith enabled, and you want to protect against being shot while modifying data, you should say "resource-and-stonith". ######################################################### On my cluster I do use stonith, but I don't fully understand what this setting does. I understand that resource-and-stonith will add location constraint, as the fencing resource-only setting, and it will also prevent a node with a role of primary to be fenced. But then, what happens when Cluster sends a fence event? Initially, I thought it will trigger a fence event, therefore I didn't use it because I wanted to avoid a node which have role of secondary for drbd1 and role primary for drbd2 to be fenced because the replication link of drbd1 was lost. Can someone please elaborate this? Regards, Pavlos