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12-11-2001 03:45 AM
12-11-2001 03:45 AM
We have a 2 node ServiceGuard cluster with shared disk in 2 SC10's with alternate links to the primary & mirror disks.
In the package control script, should I be activating the volume groups with no quorum ?
Thanks in advance.
Hilary
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12-11-2001 03:56 AM
12-11-2001 03:56 AM
Re: vgchange query
You need to edit /etc/lvmrc and ensure that only root volume group gets activated upon system boot up. In the package control script you shoulld activate the volume group in exclusive mode that is vgchange -a e /dev/vg0X. This 'e' option works only when the volumegroup is made clusteraware. i.e., vgchange -c y /dev/vg0X.
Hope this helps.
-Madhu
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12-11-2001 04:05 AM
12-11-2001 04:05 AM
Re: vgchange query
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Duncan
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12-11-2001 05:39 AM
12-11-2001 05:39 AM
Re: vgchange query
Hope this helps.
-Santosh
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12-11-2001 06:06 AM
12-11-2001 06:06 AM
Re: vgchange query
OK ServiceGuard is activating the VG's in the package control script.
We had power issues, so machines rebooted, a BCC failed in one of the SC10's so we lost the primary disks. However for some reason we also lost 3 of the alternate paths, so when ServiceGuard tried to start the package it couldn't activate the VG's as quorum wasn't present. So should ServiceGuard activate the VG's with no quorum ?
Hilary
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12-11-2001 08:07 AM
12-11-2001 08:07 AM
Solutionyou should activate your cluster VG without quorum if exactly half of your configuration is powered from a source different than the other half. The only reason, you do a vgchange without quorum is so that you can still bring the VG up in case half of the total no of disks are offline. If you want to have a quorum, you should have half + 1 disk atleast to activate the VG. It is a choice to be made by the SA for that system / configuration.
Hope this helps.
Regds