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For 6.3, check whether this new parameter will be supported and add it to the documentation if it is.

+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #742310 +++

As per BZ#726731, RHEL 5.8 will support a new fence device parameter for fence_ipmilan. This needs to be added to the table of fence device parameters in the Cluster Administration document.

--- Additional comment from slevine on 2011-11-03 13:08:38 EDT ---

Info on the new parameter from Marek Grac:

Man page is updated:

arg:
-L     Privilege level on IPMI device

stdin:
       privlvl
              Privilege level on IPMI device

Moving this to 6.3, where it should have been in the first place.

I wrote Marek to verify whether this is supported in 6.3. The information is already in the 6.3 draft.

Marek:

I see that BZ#726571 is closed, which answers my question. Yes, the new parameter is supported in 6.3.

-Steven