You can display the current status of the cluster with the pcs cluster status command. Because there may be a slight delay before the cluster is up and running when you start the cluster services with the --start option of the pcs cluster setup command, you should ensure that the cluster is up and running before performing any subsequent actions on the cluster and its configuration.
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To set a link priority to a different value than the default value, which is the link number, you can set the link priority with the link_priority option of the pcs cluster setup command. Each of the following two example commands creates a two-node cluster with two interfaces where the first link, link 0, has a link priority of 1 and the second link, link 1, has a link priority of 0. Link 1 will be used first and link 0 will serve as the failover link. Since link mode is not specified, it defaults to passive.
In normal circumstances, the primary cluster is running resources in production mode. The disaster recovery cluster has all the resources configured as well and is either running them in demoted mode or not at all. For example, there may be a database running in the primary cluster in promoted mode and running in the disaster recovery cluster in demoted mode. The database in this setup would be configured so that data is synchronized from the primary to disaster recovery site. This is done through the database configuration itself rather than through the pcs command interface.
However, I did not have to use the NuGet at all. What my program does is downloads a db file from a server every time it is opened. Then if a user updates that db, it will be uploaded for everyone to get the next time they open the same program. I was getting the error that the file was in use after updating the local file and trying to upload it to our SharePoint. Now it works fine.
None of the other solutions worked for me. In my case, I'm creating a new smaller DB from a larger DB. I was initially attaching the larger DB. I switched it around so that the smaller DB is attached. I run a DETACH command on the smaller DB before closing the connection. The smaller DB is no longer locked so it's available for users to download. I was still able to use the larger DB with simultaneous connections without issue.
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