Updates were made to the following sections. The changes are explained below.
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Added examples for the Tolerance setting. |
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Section 12.4, Cluster-Enabling an Existing NSS Pool and Its Volumes |
Comment out (or remove) the volume’s entry in the /etc/fstab file. The load and unload scripts that are created when you cluster-enable the pool will be responsible for mounting and dismounting the volume after the pool is cluster enabled. |
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Section 12.5, Configuring a Load Script for the Shared NSS Pool |
Added information about using the /opt=ns=<long|unix|mac|dos> switch to specify the name space. |
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The cluster scan for new devices command is obsolete on Linux. Use Linux commands to scan for new devices. |
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The following statement was added for clarification: IMPORTANT:The cluster SBD partition is not required unless you have shared storage. |
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Section 5.4.1, Installing Novell Cluster Services during a OES 2 Linux Installation |
Added clarification that creating an SBD is necessary only if the cluster has a shared disk system. |
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Section 5.4.2, Installing Novell Cluster Services on an Existing OES 2 Linux Server |
In Step 1, added clarification that creating an SBD is necessary only if the cluster has a shared disk system. |
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Section 5.5.2, Opening the Novell Open Enterprise Server Configuration Page |
Added clarification that creating an SBD is necessary only if the cluster has a shared disk system. |
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Section 9.14.3, Creating a Non-Mirrored Cluster SBD Partition |
Added clarification that creating an SBD is necessary only if the cluster has a shared disk system. Added an example for the sbdutil utility. |
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Added clarification that creating an SBD is necessary only if the cluster has a shared disk system. |