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HA: refine docs for migrate shutdown policy

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Signed-off-by: Thomas Lamprecht <t.lamprecht@proxmox.com>
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@ -852,13 +852,20 @@ shutdown process. But, this expects that the running services *can* be migrated
to another node. In other words, the service must not be locally bound, for to another node. In other words, the service must not be locally bound, for
example by using hardware passthrough. As non-group member nodes are considered example by using hardware passthrough. As non-group member nodes are considered
as runnable target if no group member is available, this policy can still be as runnable target if no group member is available, this policy can still be
used when making use of group node restrictions. used when making use of HA groups with only some nodes selected. But, marking a
Once the shut down node comes back online again, the previously displaced group as 'restricted' tells the HA manager that the service cannot run outside
services will be moved back, if they did not get migrated manually in-between. of the chosen set of nodes, if all of those nodes are unavailable the shutdown
will hang until you manually intervene. Once the shut down node comes back
online again, the previously displaced services will be moved back, if they did
not get migrated manually in-between.
NOTE: The watchdog is still active during the migration process on shutdown. NOTE: The watchdog is still active during the migration process on shutdown.
If the node loses quorum it will be fenced and the services will be recovered. If the node loses quorum it will be fenced and the services will be recovered.
If you start a (previously stopped) service on a node which is currently being
maintained, the node needs to be fenced to ensure that the service can be moved
and started on another, available, node.
Failover Failover
^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^