# This is the main configuration file for the Node Assassin fence device.
# 
# This can support one or more fence devices.
#
# Node Assassin - Fence Agent
# Digimer; digimer@alteeve.com
# Jul. 13, 2011
# Version: 1.2.1
#
# This software is released under the GPL v2. See the LICENSE file for a copy
# of the GPL v2.

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# System:                                                                     #
# - Here you setup general values for the fence agent and any/all nodes.      #
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# This must be set to the number of Node Assassin devices you are using. It
# must be a positive integer. 
#system::na_num		=	1
system::na_num		=	1

# Version of the fence_na fence agent.
system::agent_version	=	1.2.1

# This is the log file. If unset, no logging will occur. If using '/var/log/',
# be sure that this agent is able to create or edit the file. The default is to
# write to '/tmp' to prevent accidental failure of the agent due to
# misconfiguration.
#system::log		=	/var/log/fence_na.log
system::log		=	/var/log/fence_na.log

# This is the lock file used to help prevent simultaneous calls to fence_na.
#system::lock_file	=	/tmp/fence_na.lock
system::lock_file	=	/tmp/fence_na.lock

# When a lock file is older than this number of seconds, it is considered stale
# and is removed the next time fence_na is called. If a pending call is
# waiting, it will remove the old lock and proceed once the existing lock file
# reaches this age.
#system::lock_timeout	=	300
system::lock_timeout	=	300

# This is the authentication information... It is currently a simple plain text
# compare, but this will change prior to first release.
system::username	=	admin
system::password	=	secret


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# Devices:                                                                    #
# - Here you setup each fence device. There must be a corresponding           #
#   'node::X::var' for each node where 'X' is between 1 and 'system::na_num'. #
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### Define values for Node 1.

# The node assassin name. This must match exactly with the name programmed into
# the given node.
na::1::na_name		=	fence_na01

# This is the IP address and port where I will connect to this node at.
# NOTE: THIS MUST MATCH THE VALUE USED IN '/etc/cluster/cluster.conf'! If you
# used a resolvable name there, use the same name here. Vice versa for IP
# addresses. If this doesn't match the 'ipaddr' argument sent by the 'fenced'
# daemon the fence will not work properly!
na::1::ipaddr		=	fence_na01.domain.com
na::1::tcp_port		=	238

# This is the number of nodes supported by this Node Assassin
# (1 node = 2 ports; odd # = reset, even # = power)
na::1::max_nodes	=	4

# These are aliases for each Node Assassin port. They should match the name or
# URI of the node connected to the given port. This is optional but will make
# the fenced 'list' argument more accurate and sane. If a port is listed here,
# then the 'list' action will return '<node_id>,<value>'. If a port is not
# defined, 'list' will return '<node_id>,<node::X::name-node_id>'. If a port is
# set to 'unused', it will be skipped when replying to a 'list'.
na::1::alias::1		=	node01.domain.com
na::1::alias::2		=	node02.domain.com
na::1::alias::3		=	unused
na::1::alias::4		=	unused