Specifications

Block Failover in One Direction
3. In /etc/default/LifeKeeper, set the following:
CONFIRMSODEF = 1
CONFIRMSOTO = 0
4. Perform the above steps on each server in your cluster.
Block Failover in One Direction
1. Select the server in your cluster that would fail over in this scenario and view Properties.
2. On the General tab, check the “Set Confirm Failover On“box on the server that you want to
block failover on.
3. In /etc/default/LifeKeeper, set the following:
CONFIRMSOTO = 0
CONFIRMSODEF = 1
Use the default settings on the server that you blocked failover on. This will allow
failover to occur from it to the other server, but not to it from the other server.
The following illustrates this by allowing failover from ServerA to ServerB while
blocking failover from ServerB to ServerA.
SteelEye DataKeeper for Linux Resource Types
When creating your DataKeeper resource hierarchy, LifeKeeper will prompt you to select a resource
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