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# vxfen_mode determines in what mode VCS I/O Fencing should work.
#
# available options:
# scsi3      - use scsi3 persistent reservation disks
# customized - use script based customized fencing
# disabled   - run the driver but don't do any actual fencing
#
vxfen_mode=customized

# vxfen_mechanism determines the mechanism for customized I/O 
# fencing that should be used.
# 
# available options:
# cps      - use a coordination point server with optional script
#            controlled scsi3 disks
#
vxfen_mechanism=cps

#
# scsi3_disk_policy determines the way in which I/O Fencing communicates with
# the coordination disks. This field is required only if customized 
# coordinator disks are being used.
#
# available options:
# dmp - use dynamic multipathing
# raw - connect to disks using the native interface
#
# scsi3_disk_policy=dmp

#
# Seconds for which the winning sub cluster waits to allow for the losing
# subcluster to panic & drain I/Os. Useful in the absence of SCSI3 based
# data disk fencing
loser_exit_delay=55

#
# Seconds for which vxfend process wait for a customized fencing
# script to complete. Only used with vxfen_mode=customized
vxfen_script_timeout=25

#
# security when enabled uses secure communication to the cp server
# using VxAT (Veritas Authentication Service)
# available options:
# 0	- don't use Veritas Authentication Service for cp server 
#	  communication
# 1 	- use Veritas Authentication Service for cp server 
#	  communication
security=1

#
# Specify 3 or more odd number of coordination points in this file, 
# one in each row. They can be all-CP servers, all-SCSI-3 compliant 
# coordinator disks, or a combination of CP servers and SCSI-3 compliant
# coordinator disks. Please ensure that the CP server coordination points
# are numbered sequentially and in the same order on all the cluster nodes. 
#
# Coordination Point Server(CPS) is specified as: 
#
# 	cps<number>=<Virtual IP/Virtual hostname of cp server> in square
#	brackets ([]), followed by ":" and CPS port number.
#	
#	Examples:
# 	cps1=[192.168.0.23]:14250
#	cps2=[mycps.company.com]:14250
#
# SCSI-3 compliant coordinator disks are specified as:
#	  
# 	vxfendg=<coordinator disk group name>
#	Example:
#		vxfendg=vxfencoorddg
#
# Examples of different configurations:
# 	1. All CP server coordination points
#	cps1=
#	cps2=
#	cps3=
#
#	2. A combination of CP server and a disk group having two SCSI-3 
#	coordinator disks 
#	cps1=
#	vxfendg=
#	Note: The disk group specified in this case should have two disks
#
#	3. All SCSI-3 coordinator disks
#	vxfendg=
#	Note: The disk group specified in case should have three disks 
#
cps1=[mycps1.company.com]:14250
cps2=[mycps2.company.com]:14250
cps3=[mycps3.company.com]:14250
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