https://code.engineering.redhat.com/gerrit/154376
At some point the `pcs cluster setup ...` (invoked during cluster setup) started to `systemctl disable pacemaker`. We want pacemaker to be enabled so that it starts automatically after a reboot. (It doesn't seem to have always done this AFAIK. There is a track record of pcs/pacemaker/corosync changing behaviour from release to release.) A `systemctl enable pacemaker` was added (circa rhgs-3.2 perhaps) to the ganesha-ha.sh at the end of the setup processing to attempt to address this. That worked until rhgs-3.4 (and even appears to have worked when tested by QE during 3.4). But the customer is still seeing it. I suspect there is a race condition where this could manifest on a busy system. Now there is an --enable option to `pcs cluster setup` that will ensure that even with a race condition that pacemaker will always be enabled at the end of the cluster setup.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1637564 ***