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Description of problem:
Section 1.4 of the LVM manual includes this information:


"If you are using a clustered system for failover where only a single node that accesses the storage is active at any one time, you should use High Availability Logical Volume Management agents (HA-LVM). For information on HA-LVM, see Configuring and Managing a Red Hat Cluster."

That document reference is out of date, and there is no information on HA-LVM in the cluster suite. At a minimum, this reference needs to be removed, and the question of where is HA-LVM documented should be addressed.

This reference is also in the RHEL5 LVM documentation. More importantly though, we need to find where the HA LVM administration now resides and link to that.

This information is currently on kBase, but BZ#712378 is a request to move this information into the cluster documentation -- we don't link to kbase articles from the regular documentation.

For RHEL 6.2 I have deleted the reference in my working draft, which closes this bug, but BZ#712378 remains open to address this in the long term.

I am cloning this for RHEL 5 so that I can remove the incorrect reference from that version of the document.

Latest build for 6.2 GA:
Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux-Logical_Volume_Manager_Administration-6-web-en-US-1-46_el6eng

Moving to CLOSED.