# ccs_tool create testcluster
# System-config-cluster
First we need to add nodes as given below .
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We need to add the fencing device for the as given below .
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Save the setup
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Move the configuration to the other node .
# scp /etc/cluster/cluster.conf 192.168.1.5:/etc/cluster/cluster.conf
/etc/cluster/cluster.conf cluster conf file looks like this .
[root@bapmail02 ~]# cat /etc/cluster/cluster.conf
[root@bapmail02 ~]#
Execute # CCS_tool lsnode
For seeing the number nodes .
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# ccs_tool lsfence
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You are ready to proceed with starting up the following daemons on all the nodes in the cluster, once you either copied over the configs or re ran the same commands above on the other 2 nodes
/etc/init.d/cman start
/etc/init.d/rgmanager start
You can now check the status of your cluster by running the commands below... clustat cman_tool status
Before we start to create the LVM2 volumes and Proceed to GFS2, we will need to enable clustering in LVM2. lvmconf --enable-cluster
Now it is time to create the LVM2 Volumes... pvcreate /dev/dm-6
this is show an error force them with --ff option . vgcreate -c y /dev/sdb
it will create clustered volume group but it will say clustered volume group isn’t supported . igmore the error .
lvcreate -n testvglvm01 -L 5G testvg
we need to create start the lv and start the clvmd daemon on both server .
/etc/init.d/clvmd start
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mkfs -t -p -t ClusterName>: -j
# mkfs -t gfs2 -p lock_dlm -t testcluster:testpv -j 2 /dev/testvg/testvglvm01
# mount /dev/testvg/testvglvm01