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Syncro CS 9361-8i and Syncro CS 9380-8e Solution User Guide
October 2014
Chapter 2: Creating the Cluster
Creating the Cluster in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and CentOS
2.3.6.4
Create an NFS Client Cluster Resource
Perform the following steps to create an NFS Client cluster resource.
1.
Select the Resources tab on the Cluster Management window and click Add.
The following dialog appears.
2.
Select NFS Client from the pull-down menu.
3.
Specify the name of the resource in the Name field.
4.
Specify the address of the resource in the Target Hostname, Wildcard, or Netgroup field.
5.
Specify any options needed for this resource in the Allow Recovery of This NFS Client check box and the
Options field.
6.
Select Submit.
This action creates an NFS Client cluster resource.
Figure 20 Add NFS Client Resource to Cluster Dialog
2.3.7
Create a Quorum Disk
The disk quorum allows the cluster manager to determine which nodes in the cluster are dominant using a shared
storage disk (block device) as the medium. Configure a shared virtual drive of at least 10MB for the disk quorum
device.
Perform the following steps to make a disk quorum (qdisk):
1.
Create or choose a small capacity Shared VD for the disk quorum by usinging the following command line syntax
at the command line prompt:
mkqdisk -c device -l labelName
The following example assumes a RAID 0 VD with mounting at /dev/sda and mr_qdisk as the quorum disk
name. Enter the following command at the command line prompt:
#mkqdisk -c /dev/sda -l mr_qdisk
2.
Check whether qdisk was created at both nodes by entering the following command at the command line
prompt:
#mkqdisk -L
3.
Return to the Cluster Management window.
4.
Click the Configure tab.
The Quorum Disk Configuration dialog appears, as shown in the following figure.