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| PVC features a fencing system to provide automatic recovery of nodes from certain failure scenarios. This document details the fencing process, limitations, and expectations, as well as how this factors into georedundant designs. | ||||
| PVC features a fencing system to provide automatic recovery of nodes from certain failure scenarios. This document details the fencing process, limitations, and expectations. | ||||
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| You can also view a video demonstration of the fencing process in action here: | ||||
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| [](https://youtu.be/ZnhJ91-5y1Q) | ||||
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| Fencing can be temporarily disabled by setting the cluster maintenance mode to `on` and resumed by setting it `off`. This can be useful during maintenance events however the administrator should be careful to `flush` any affected nodes of running VMs first to avoid trouble. | ||||
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| You can view a demonstration of the fencing process in action here: | ||||
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| [](https://youtu.be/ZnhJ91-5y1Q) | ||||
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| ## IPMI Configuration | ||||
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| For fencing to be enabled, several configurations must be correctly set. | ||||
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