When you fence the server and either restart it or power it off the connections will be terminated.    In my experience with GFS, when there was a STONITH (Shoot The Other Node In The Head) event,  we used APC to power off the node, then bring it back in.  Nothing had to be done on the SAN side of things.  -don 
Hi there I'm trying to set up a script that automatically grants/blocks access from a particular host to particular volume All I've found to play with are the "volume select XXXXXX access XXXXX commands", that do work fine, BUT if the iscsi host is already logged to the volume, I cant find a way to block it If I revoke the access to the host, I still can access the volume from the host until I manually log out the volume on the host I can see the connections with the command "volume select XXXXX show connections", but cant find a way to 'kill' some of those connections, forcing the host to re-login I want to know if there's a command (or some way) so that I issue a command and can make sure that after executing it I can be sure that some particular host will be unable to read/write a volume thanks in advance
fencing on the equallogic, is it possible?