[ClusterLabs] Resources still retains in Primary Node even though its interface went down

[pillai bs]

Thank you for the Prompt reply.
I have one more question.sorry it might be silly. but am wondering after
noticed this.
 I made that interface down <NO carrier> but how the ip address(Public) &
VIP (IP resource) are still in primary node.
If i made interface down, public IP address also have to go down right?

Regards,
pillai.bs

On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 7:34 PM, Ken Gaillot <kgaillot at redhat.com> wrote:

> On 05/03/2017 02:43 AM, pillai bs wrote:
> > Hi Experts!!!
> >
> >               Am having two node setup for HA (Primary/Secondary) with
> > separate resources for Home/data/logs/Virtual IP.. As known the Expected
> > behavior should be , if Primary node went down, secondary has to take
> > in-charge (meaning initially the VIP will point the primary node, so
> > user can access home/data/logs from primary node.Once primary node went
> > down, the VIP/floatingIP will point the secondary node so that the user
> > can experienced uninterrupted service).
> >              I'm using dual ring support to avoid split brain. I have
> > two interfaces (Public & Private).Intention for having private interface
> > is for Data Sync alone.
> >
> > I have tested my setup in two different ways:
> > 1. Made primary Interface down (ifdown eth0), as expected VIP and other
> > resources moved from primary to secondary node.(VIP will not be
> > reachable from primary node)
> > 2. Made Primary Interface down (Physically unplugged the Ethernet
> > Cable). The primary node still retain the resources, VIP/FloatingIP was
> > reachable from primary node.
> >
> > Is my testing correct?? how come the VIP will be reachable even though
> > eth0 was down. Please advice!!!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Madhan.B
>
> Sorry, didn't see this message before replying to the other one :)
>
> The IP resource is successful if the IP is up *on that host*. It doesn't
> check that the IP is reachable from any other site. Similarly,
> filesystem resources just make sure that the filesystem can be mounted
> on the host. So, unplugging the Ethernet won't necessarily make those
> resources fail.
>
> Take a look at the ocf:pacemaker:ping resource for a way to ensure that
> the primary host has connectivity to the outside world. Also, be sure
> you have fencing configured, so that the surviving node can kill a node
> that is completely cut off or unresponsive.
>
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