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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #626479 +++

+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #626478 +++

Description of problem:
Need to make sure that we clearly indicate the following somewhere in the docs:

Only single site clusters are fully supported at this time.  Clusters spread across multiple physical locations are not formally supported.  For more details and to discuss multi-site clusters, please speak to your Red Hat sales or support representative.

I probably should have re-assigned this to me at some point, since I've been working on the Cluster Admin Guide.

The Cluster Administration Guide includes, as Section 2.1, a series of General Configuration Considerations along these lines.  

http://documentation-stage.bne.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/96/html/Cluster_Administration/ch-before-config-CA.html#s1-clust-config-considerations-CA

So I can add Perry's note to that section under the heading "Single Site Clusters".  http://documentation-stage.bne.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/96/html/Cluster_Administration/ch-before-config-CA.html#s1-clust-config-considerations-CAen this is build and posted on Brew I'll update the status, although I doubt there will be time to QA this one sentence.

When this is built I'll change the status of this bug.

I'm reassigning this to me and moving it to 6.2, since I couldn't get a quick verification that it's still applicable.

Sorry for the slight delay.  This is still applicable, so yes, if you can get this in for 6.1 it would be good.

Perry: Well, I did put you in an absurd "I must have this info NOW" position. I think I can get this in tonight -- it's an 8am tomorrow 6.1 deadline. I'll leave this bug as 6.2, since I've already sent that process moving, but if this makes the final release I'll just close the bug.

Works for me, thanks!

The statement about single-site clusters is now in the version of Cluster Administration that is posted to the public redhat.com site so I am closing this bug.