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CentOS High Availability

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CentOS High Availability

Overview of this book

Table of Contents (21 chapters)
CentOS High Availability
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Removing a cluster node


Removing a cluster node from an existing cluster configuration is easy, and is done by turning it off and editing the CMAN configuration file on existing cluster nodes. You can also just stop the cluster stack software services on the node you want to remove from a cluster. Removing a cluster node from the cluster configuration does not require cluster service downtime, unless the cluster service is running on the cluster node you would like to remove.

Tip

Before you start the procedure of removing a cluster node from the cluster configuration, verify that no cluster resources and services are running on the node.

The steps required to successfully remove a cluster node from a running cluster configuration are as follows:

  1. Stop the cluster software:

    • Stop Ricci

    • Stop RGmanager

    • Stop CMAN

    Note

    Stop the cluster software on the cluster node you will remove from the cluster configuration.

  2. Edit the CMAN configuration file:

    • Remove the cluster node from the <clusternodes> section...