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fence_check(8)		   fence configuration check		fence_check(8)

NAME
       fence_check - fence configuration check utility

SYNOPSIS
       fence_check [-h] [-V] [-d] [-v] [-e]

DESCRIPTION
       The fence_check utility can be used to actively test the fence configu‐
       ration for each node in the cluster, by issuing status commands instead
       of "reboot" "on" "off" commands on the configured fence methods/devices
       in cluster.conf.

       fence_check can also be very useful when executed via a	cron  job  for
       regular	monitoring  of	fence devices and to detect issues after clus‐
       ter.conf changes.

OPTIONS
       -h     Print help message, then exit.

       -V     Print program version information, then exit.

       -d     Disable	 output	   to	 logfile    (default	/var/log/clus‐
	      ter/fence_check.log).   Useful in combination with -e that could
	      record sensitive data from cluster.conf.

       -v     Enable verbose output of all  actions  taken  during  execution.
	      Useful  to  debug	 issues with fence_check execution.  Use of -v
	      does not include -e.

       -e     Produce detailed output, in case of failure, of the command used
	      to test the fence device. Use of -e does not include -v.	ATTEN‐
	      TION: IT MIGHT SHOW FENCE PASSWORDS IN LOG FILES! USE WITH CARE!

       -f     Override checks and force execution. DO NOT  USE	ON  PRODUCTION
	      CLUSTERS!

NOTES
       fence_check can only be executed when the following conditions are met:

       - cman is running on the node

       - the node is quorate

       - the node has joined the fence domain

       - the node is in charge of fencing for the whole cluster

       - no real fencing action is in progress

       - no other fence_check operations are in progress.

       fence_check will perform all those checks prior starting a cluster wide
       fence status check. When used in combination with -f, cman must be run‐
       ning  on	 the node and no other processes must be performing a check at
       the same time.

       By default every run of fence_check is logged to logfile and to stdout.

       fence_check returns:

       0 - if execution completes 1 - on generic execution errors (fatal) 2  -
       if cman is not running (fatal) 3 - node is not quorate/node is not part
       of fence domain/if node is not in  charge  of  fencing/a	 real  fencing
       operation is in progress (can be overridden) 4 - if another fence_check
       is in progress (fatal) 5 - if any of the fence status tests failed

				September 2012			fence_check(8)
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