When there is a cluster existing and running on a node and we run the _states/crmshmod.py:crm.cluster_initialized it won't alter the parameters of the existing cluster.
For example, you have manually initialized a cluster with the name foo$ crm cluster init -n foo -y
Then when you create a new cluster by _states/crmshmod.py:crm.cluster_initialized with the name bar, it will NOT alter its name. There are also other parameters (watchdog, interface,...), and cluster components (e.g. sbd- and qdevice) that will behave the same way.
When there is a cluster existing and running on a node and we run the
_states/crmshmod.py:crm.cluster_initialized
it won't alter the parameters of the existing cluster.For example, you have manually initialized a cluster with the name foo
$ crm cluster init -n foo -y
Then when you create a new cluster by_states/crmshmod.py:crm.cluster_initialized
with the name bar, it will NOT alter its name. There are also other parameters (watchdog, interface,...), and cluster components (e.g. sbd- and qdevice) that will behave the same way.