How to create clusters of two linux guest on VMware server.
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My query is how do i create two RHEL linux guests as RHEL cluster server. As i know in for creating cluster of two physical linux boxes I need a SAN storage, fence device and RHEL cluster suite. But is it possible in VMware server as i want to setup on my home desktop pc. Thanks & RGD Charanjit Singh |
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this is the link: http://www.vmware.com/support/gsx25/...nable_gsx.html (same for VMware server) Basically you need to edit the .vmx file under the host machine, then add those things to get shared scsi bus. (Windows/Linux does not matter) You don't need any HW to do that. My first cluster was runnig on my laptop with an external HDD. 4 machines with 2Gb ram. :eek: So the important things are these: - scsi1.sharedBus = "virtual" - scsi1:1.shared = "true" - disk.locking = "false" It worked for me when I tested Exchange 2003 and SQL server 2004. The nodes were able to swap the disks and I still were able to use the main cluster with the node1's data on the shared disk on node2 and the quorum disk too. So it is good. Laz |
Thanks but tell me one thing how do i activate fence device in virtual machine as without fence guest machine will not fence any other provision to use this share disk as fence device in RHEL 5.
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Anybody could help me ... As OK computer44 I have successfully created shared vmdk I am able to relocate my cluster between two VMware RHEL guests. But how do I enable fencing in VMware workstations please help....
Thanks Charanjit Singh |
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Just the server able to use the shared disks properly. The workstation does not able to do that. Actually I have not use the workstation for quiet a while but that was the main reason to change it to the server one. Laz |
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