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Chapter 3. UPS configurations for cluster 57
The three failure scenarios in 3.3, Solutions with double power lines on page 51
are handled as follows:
1. One power line works properly and the other fails
All resources are moved to the surviving node. If the remote node has been
set manually to Node Paused by the administrator, the script will run the
branch both power lines are failing.
2. Both power lines fail at the same time
Each node brings the resources offline (exceptions: quorum disk and Cluster
Group).
3. At first one power line fails, later the second power line fails before all
resource moves are completed
One node begins actions as in scenario 1. Then the second power failure
occurs. Groups that are still on the node with the first failure also go offline.
Groups already moved to the node with the second failure will first go online
and then be taken offline.
3.3.4 Example configuration with two UPS units
We used an MSCS solution with two IBM Netfinity 8500 servers (8681), an IBM
Fibre Channel RAID Controller (3526) with six IBM EXP15 (3520) enclosures and
two IBM Fibre Channel hubs (3523). We installed this cluster with two redundant
Fibre Channel loops.
Figure 55. Double UPS
All power supplies of one Netfinity are connected to one APC SMART-UPS 5000.
The power supplies of the RAID controller and the enclosures are connected to
IBM Netfinity EXP Storage
Expansion Unit
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