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02-27-2001 01:39 AM
02-27-2001 01:39 AM
Hi,
I have some architecture questions about the following configuration involving 3 nodes on a single cluster :
Node 1 name : A
Node 2 name : B
Node 3 name : C
Is it possible to have A and B sharing one FC disk array, and B and C sharing an SCSI one ?
2 packages will be created : one will be on A and B, the other one on B and C.
I have 3 LAN attachments.
I do not plan to have cluster locks.
As there is no VG shared by all nodes, is this configuration supported and able to work ?
Thanks a lot for your help !
JM
I have some architecture questions about the following configuration involving 3 nodes on a single cluster :
Node 1 name : A
Node 2 name : B
Node 3 name : C
Is it possible to have A and B sharing one FC disk array, and B and C sharing an SCSI one ?
2 packages will be created : one will be on A and B, the other one on B and C.
I have 3 LAN attachments.
I do not plan to have cluster locks.
As there is no VG shared by all nodes, is this configuration supported and able to work ?
Thanks a lot for your help !
JM
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02-27-2001 02:00 AM
02-27-2001 02:00 AM
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This looks an acceptable configuration, as the criteria for a package to switch between nodes is that the discs must be sen by all nodes that are to run the package.
Therefore if A & B will run pkg x, but node C will not, only A&B have to have the discs connected.
And yes, due to the configuuration, no cluster lock disc is possible, but it is not mandatory to have one for a 3 node cluster.
Therefore if A & B will run pkg x, but node C will not, only A&B have to have the discs connected.
And yes, due to the configuuration, no cluster lock disc is possible, but it is not mandatory to have one for a 3 node cluster.
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