CentOS 6.9: 2016-123 Moderate: Monitor 2.05.3-1 Resource Handling

The cluster I/O fencing system (fence) provides fencing agents which connect

to a variety of network power switch/fibre channel switches/etc. to forcibly

remove unresponsive machines from a cluster.

Updated upstream sources.

b91f6ffdab03c5da23e28a56a4c9345b SRPMS/fence-1.32.1-1.src.rpm

8c32515f3e3196ca2eefee2d8f5d725b ppc/fence-1.32.1-1.ppc.rpm

5049b33e70fdec76bd5964e840793d98 ppc/debug/fence-debuginfo-1.32.1-1.ppc.rpm

5a6b4b5a0cfc8a8acad27bab7d96c3f9 x86_64/fence-1.32.1-1.x86_64.rpm

07b3fa25737a3a91065f391a51769043 x86_64/debug/fence-debuginfo-1.32.1-1.x86_64.rpm

6215bc48bf2e7e082c6035f5ecdfd01e i386/fence-1.32.1-1.i386.rpm

af5c6ddee6fad3e1ba4aa0f59e11fa63 i386/debug/fence-debuginfo-1.32.1-1.i386.rpm

This update can also be installed with the Update Agent; you can

launch the Update Agent with the 'up2date' command.

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