High Avilability

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Hello all,

I am trying to set up HA for two nodes. However I am stuck at the 1st part.
I am unable to install pacemaker and other packages.

I know I have a HA because when I run subscription-manager list --consumed it lists "Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability (for RHEL Server)"

When I try to install via yum group install 'High Availability' it will not work either. I cannot figure out what repository to enable either.

Has anyone else encountered this problem or know how to do the install. I guess I need to enable a repository somewhere as I do have it enabled on my satellite server.

Thank you for any help that may resolve this.

Patrick

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Hi Patrick,

You may have to cleanup and refresh the repository channels which may help you.

subscription-manager refresh
subscription-manager --list-enabled

If the HA repository is not enabled then enable it using the command : #subscription-manager repos --enable rhel-ha-for-rhel-7-server-rpms (assuming this is RHEL7.x). Then check out if this is enabled using the earlier list command. After this run the yum groupinstall command check if it works for installing HA packages. Otherwise, if the pacemaker package is not installed then you may call the 'yum install pacemaker' command which would pull out all dependent packages and shows the list.

All the best!

Well explained, Sadashiva ... let me add that sudo yum update should be executed after enabling the repository. :)

Regards,
Christian

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