Fencing shows success, but the node doesn't reboot instead it shutdown the pacemaker and the node remain up and running.
Issue
- Fencing is successful but node is not rebooting
Fencing initiated
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: Client stonith_admin.189382.9771f5e7 wants to fence (reboot) 'node02' with device '(any)'
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: Requesting peer fencing (reboot) of node02
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: fence_hb2_ipmi can fence (reboot) node02: static-list
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: fence_hb1_ipmi can not fence (reboot) node02: static-list
Fencing acknowledgment received.
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: Operation 'reboot' [189383] (call 2 from stonith_admin.189382) for host 'node02' with device 'fence_hb2_ipmi' returned: 0 (OK)
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: Call to fence_hb2_ipmi for 'node02 reboot' on behalf of stonith_admin.189382@node01-hb: OK (0)
node01 stonith-ng[132799]: notice: Operation reboot of node02 by node01-hb for stonith_admin.189382@node01-hb.cf540f32: OK
On node02 fencing request received.
node02 stonith-ng[347026]: notice: fence_hb2_ipmi can fence (reboot) node02: static-list
node02 stonith-ng[347026]: notice: fence_hb1_ipmi can not fence (reboot) node02: static-list
Instead of reboot the node it shutdown pacemaker
node02 stonith-ng[347026]: notice: Operation reboot of node02 by node01-hb for stonith_admin.189382@node01-hb.cf540f32: OK
node02 crmd[347030]: crit: We were allegedly just fenced by node01-hb for node01-hb!
node02 pacemakerd[347024]: warning: The crmd process (347030) can no longer be respawned, shutting the cluster down.
node02 lrmd[347027]: warning: new_event_notification (347027-347030-8): Bad file descriptor (9)
node02 lrmd[347027]: warning: Notification of client crmd/c192fc35-f930-4869-ac66-bdc68ca81745 failed
node02 pacemakerd[347024]: notice: Shutting down Pacemaker <<-----------------------------
node02 pacemakerd[347024]: notice: Stopping pengine
node02 pengine[347029]: notice: Caught 'Terminated' signal
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 with the High Availability Add On
- Cluster nodes with hardware that supports IPMI power management via fence_ipmilan
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