https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-hp-ux/can-t-join-node-to-cluster/m-p/3372609#M566355 Hi,<BR /><BR />Was the patch install successful?. Try<BR /><BR />swlist -l patch -a state PHSS_30723<BR /><BR />It should say configured|applied.<BR /><BR />If not, then there might be some issues you may find in swagent.log file that you have to fix.<BR /><BR />If the patch install was successful, then I suggest you try the following on msp1 itself.<BR /><BR />1. Do<BR /><BR />inetd -l (if -l is not already enabled)<BR /><BR />remsh msp1 -l root<BR /><BR />It should be successful if you are using .rhosts. Otherwise, look at /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log and see how msp1 is appearing as. It should list correct hostname/IP address.<BR /><BR />2. Make sure you have all hacl* ports open on the system. 'grep hacl /etc/services' and the corresponding entries in /etc/inetd.conf. Ensure you are not blocking access to port 5304/hacl-cfg in /var/adm/inetd.sec<BR /><BR />Your attached syslog.log doesn't show many details.<BR /><BR />-Sri Sun, 05 Sep 2004 23:38:55 GMT Sridhar Bhaskarla 2004-09-05T23:38:55Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-hp-ux/can-t-join-node-to-cluster/m-p/3372608#M566354 After I install patch PHSS_30723. I found some problem. First, I can't join that node to cluster. After I run 'cmrunnode -v msmp1', it's not success. I found some messages in syslog file:<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 cmclconfd[8646]: FtoM - flat header info: magic_number=670<BR />918047 format_version=7 data_version=1 length=15248 size=15248 crc=28753<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 cmclconfd[8646]: Local node msmp1 (B.11.00,11.09) is not r<BR />unning in cluster clsmp (1088535314,1) as node 1<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 cmclconfd[8646]: Unable to connect to 127.0.0.1,5304: 239<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 above message repeats 2 times<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 cmclconfd[8646]: Waiting for next TCP message<BR />Sep 6 10:00:50 msmp1 cmclconfd[8646]: Stopped receiving TCP messages (Software <BR />caused connection abort)<BR /><BR />Another problem: I found more problems, example, <BR />-passwd file is changed(for some user).<BR />-can't enter some menu in SAM<BR />-can't use man command, it will return :<BR />msmp1:/var/adm/syslog#man cmrunnode<BR />man: Syntax error at line 1 : `(' is not expected.<BR /><BR />Pls. feed back me 2 ways by email and this forrum. I can't online alltime<BR /><BR />Thank You Sun, 05 Sep 2004 22:34:23 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-hp-ux/can-t-join-node-to-cluster/m-p/3372608#M566354 Pattarapong Noiruang 2004-09-05T22:34:23Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-hp-ux/can-t-join-node-to-cluster/m-p/3372609#M566355 Hi,<BR /><BR />Was the patch install successful?. Try<BR /><BR />swlist -l patch -a state PHSS_30723<BR /><BR />It should say configured|applied.<BR /><BR />If not, then there might be some issues you may find in swagent.log file that you have to fix.<BR /><BR />If the patch install was successful, then I suggest you try the following on msp1 itself.<BR /><BR />1. Do<BR /><BR />inetd -l (if -l is not already enabled)<BR /><BR />remsh msp1 -l root<BR /><BR />It should be successful if you are using .rhosts. Otherwise, look at /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log and see how msp1 is appearing as. It should list correct hostname/IP address.<BR /><BR />2. Make sure you have all hacl* ports open on the system. 'grep hacl /etc/services' and the corresponding entries in /etc/inetd.conf. Ensure you are not blocking access to port 5304/hacl-cfg in /var/adm/inetd.sec<BR /><BR />Your attached syslog.log doesn't show many details.<BR /><BR />-Sri Sun, 05 Sep 2004 23:38:55 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-hp-ux/can-t-join-node-to-cluster/m-p/3372609#M566355 Sridhar Bhaskarla 2004-09-05T23:38:55Z