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Re: Quorum disk

From: Nigel Kellman <nigel.kellman_at_gecm.com>
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 1999 14:24:16 +0100
Message-ID: <37D7B500.32709631@gecm.com>


Old Luke wrote:
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> What is a quorum disk?
>
> Thanks!!!!

A quorum disk is a disk that acts as a virtual node providing a 'vote' to the cluster quorum value in a VMScluster. The cluster will deliberately cease working if there aren't enough 'votes'. Any disk can be a quorum disk and as far as I know a system can have more than one. A quorum disk or indeed any node taking part can provide one or more votes, this can be used to ensure e.g. that a cluster will not continue to operate if the system disk fails, although other uses are possible. Received on Thu Sep 09 1999 - 08:24:16 CDT

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