When I first started with Xen clustering, I tried Conga but because of
the bugs in it I switched to using system-config-cluster and manually
edited the cluster.conf file when necessary. This works great.

Daniel


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Hi Daniel,

Zavodsky, Daniel (GE Money) schrieb:
> Hello,
>  Use system-config-cluster for a graphical interface or simply
> "clustat" in command line.

Thank you very much.

I now created the virtual service in system-config-cluster. After that,
the service is shown the right way in conga, with the right state
(running).
Must be a bug, it's evil in production environments, hope RH is working
on that.

Rene

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