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C4040-332 · Question #55
An active, active (mutual takeover) 2-node PowerHA cluster is currently up and stable. Both nodes are located in separate buildings, one kilometer apart. Node2 in SiteB suddenly powers off. On…
The correct answer is B. On loss of the IP network the grpsvcs daemon crashed, causing Node2 to halt. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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An active, active (mutual takeover) 2-node PowerHA cluster is currently up and stable. Both nodes are located in separate buildings, one kilometer apart. Node2 in SiteB suddenly powers off. On reboot of the failed node, the cluster administrator checks the error log and discovers the node had been halted. The network team confirms there was a temporary loss of the IP network between sites. Why did Node2 halt?
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- ANode2 was automatically set to halt on loss of the IP network.
- BOn loss of the IP network the grpsvcs daemon crashed, causing Node2 to halt.
- COn loss of the IP network, Node1 sent a halt signal to Node2 via the disk heartbeat network.
- DThe cluster became partitioned. On recovery of the IP network, Node1 sent a halt signal to Node2.
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- D12% (6)
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