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| I'm grappling with the idea of mirroring rootvg on the two nodes of my HACMP cluster. If anyone has done this, I'd be interested in your experiences, particularly the behavior you expect if the boot disk on an active node dies. Would HACMP failover to the other node or would the node reboot on the mirrored boot disk without failing over? Thanks! |
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| On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 16:33:27 -0400, "Larry Anta" <lanta@ryerson.ca> wrote: >I'm grappling with the idea of mirroring rootvg on the two nodes of my HACMP >cluster. > >If anyone has done this, I'd be interested in your experiences, particularly >the behavior you expect if the boot disk on an active node dies. Would >HACMP failover to the other node or would the node reboot on the mirrored >boot disk without failing over? > >Thanks! > If your rootvg is properly mirrored, there's no 'reboot' on failure; just like any other mirrored disk the lvm logs the error and continues with the accessable physical partitions. Just be sure to disable quorum AND put both drives in the bootlist, so you can boot from hdisk1 if hdisk0 fails and you need to reboot. HACMP isn't involved at all -- unless you forget to disable quorum, or don't have the rootvg fully mirrored after all -- inwhich case you will failover as you'll loose your running environment. Tom |
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