From: Coyle, Jack (Jack.Coyle@REXHEALTH.COM)
Date: Wed Jan 29 2003 - 15:33:30 EST
True PROVIDED that you have some non-IP interface (serial target mode SSA,
target mode SCSI) amongst your cluster participants so they can determine
that it is indeed a network outage and not a "hung" node. It also has to be
true that you have not, for whatever reason, promoted network failures to
node failures in event processing.
Jack Coyle
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> My understanding is that ha will not fail when there is network outages.
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> Jeff Wilson
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> Hi *,
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> Here is a HA question. If my network people reboot a switch (20 second
> outage), will HA see it as a failure and attempt to fail it over to the
> standby node ?
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> Thanks, Bill.
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