8.3. SCSI Fencing Example Configuration

Figure 8.1, “Using SCSI Persistent Reservations as a Fence Device” shows the configuration this procedure yields. All three nodes in this cluster have a consistent view of the storage, which means in this case that all of the nodes are registered with the same devices.

Figure 8.1. Using SCSI Persistent Reservations as a Fence Device

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