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How to configure a node ...

When strike HA is installed, you have to edit some configuration files ...

/etc/ha/ha.conf : main configuration file

                PRIVATE_ADDR is the ip address to use for listening heartbeats
                PRIVATE_BCAST is the address to broadcast heartbeats
                PRIVATE_IF is the interface used for heartbeats

                SERVICE_ADDR is the ip ressource you want to be always available
                SERVICE_IF is the interface on which you want to provide this ip
                SERVICE_MAC is the MAC address to use when doing MAC Take Over
        
        /etc/ha/key : secret key file
                put in this file the secret key phrase that you will share with
                other nodes to sign packets. Beware of setting right permissions
                on it (not world readable).
        
        /etc/ha/scripts/monitor.d/alias.conf
                enter here all interfaces you want to check up
                one interface per line
        
        /etc/ha/scripts/monitor.d/ping.conf
                enter here all ip you want to ckeck up
                one ip per line
        
        /etc/ha/scripts/monitor.d/telnet.conf
                in this file, you can configure checks on services.
                a line configure a check for one service like that :

<ip of server> <port to connect to> <"command to path to service"> <"response waited"> <"command to logout from service">

                example, we want to check if the ssh service of server 10.1.0.14 correctly responds:
                        10.1.0.14 22 "" "SSH-2.0" ""

How to start strike HA ...


striked -h


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