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fence_gnbd(8)							 fence_gnbd(8)

NAME
       fence_gnbd - I/O Fencing agent for GNBD-based GFS clusters

SYNOPSIS
       fence_gnbd [OPTION]...

DESCRIPTION
       fence_gnbd  is  an  I/O Fencing agent used when GFS is accessed through
       GNBD.  It uses the gnbd_import program  and  tells  a  GNBD  server  to
       ignore I/O from a specified machine.

       fence_gnbd  accepts  options on the command line as well as from stdin.
       fence_node sends the options through stdin when	it  execs  the	agent.
       fence_gnbd can be run by itself with command line options which is use‐
       ful for testing.

OPTIONS
       -h     Print out a help	message	 describing  available	options,  then
	      exit.

       -m     Selects  multipath  style fencing. With multipath style fencing,
	      if fence_gnbd cannot contact the kgnbd_portd process on the gnbd
	      server  node,  it will fence that server node. This is necessary
	      to insure that there is no way for the fenced client  to	access
	      the storage through that server.	WARNING: Multipath style fenc‐
	      ing must be used on a node if it is using pool multipathing with
	      GNBD devices.

       -q     quiet mode, no output.

       -s node
	      gnbd client machine to fence.

       -t node
	      server machine to fence the gnbd client from.  If this option is
	      not given, the specified gnbd client node will  be  fenced  from
	      all  gnbd	 server	 nodes that have GNBDs imported by the machine
	      running fence_gnbd.  Using the  -t  option  is  strongly	recom‐
	      mended.	The  -t	 option	 may be used multiple times to fence a
	      client from multiple servers.

       -V     Print out a version message, then exit.

STDIN PARAMETERS
       agent = < param >
	      This  option  is	used  by  fence_node(8)	 and  is  ignored   by
	      fence_gnbd.

       ipaddr = < clustername >
	      The  cluster name of the node to be fenced (required) NOTE: This
	      parameter no longer allows the IP address	 of  the  node	to  be
	      used. This parameter is deprecated. Please use nodename instead.

       nodename = < clustername >
	      The cluster name of the node to be fenced (required)

       servers = < hostname [ hostname ... ] >
	      A	 whitespace  seperated list of the servers to fence the client
	      from, in either IP address or hostname form.

       option = multipath
	      Select multipath style fencing. WARNING:	When  multipath	 style
	      fencing  is  used,  if  the kgnbd_portd process of a gnbd server
	      node cannot be contacted, it is fenced as well, using its appro‐
	      priate  fencig method.  This means that when a client is fenced,
	      any node listed as its server that does not have	the  gnbd_serv
	      module loaded (which starts kgnbd_portd) will also be fenced.

       retrys = < param >
	      Number of times to retry connecting to the server after a failed
	      attempt, before the server is fenced.  This  parameter  is  only
	      valid  when  used with multipath style fencing (see above).  The
	      default is 3.

       wait_time = < param >
	      length of time, in seconds, to wait between retrys. This parame‐
	      ter  is  only  valid when used with multipath sytle fencing (see
	      above). The default is 2.

SEE ALSO
       fence(8), fenced(8), gnbd_import(8)

								 fence_gnbd(8)
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