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09-12-2003 12:48 PM
09-12-2003 12:48 PM
Problem to add one node to cluster
Hi, everybody.
I have a three-node cluster with MC/Service Guard and LVM.
I want to add one node more, but I execute
cmcheckconf -v -C
cmapplyconf -v -C
and the output is
Adding node mtc1sgi4 to cluster mtc1sgi.
Protocol failure talking with cmclconfd on mtc1sgi4 (1) : File exists
Error: Unable to initialize Volume Group /dev/vgMESPSRP on node mtc1sgi4.
Check the syslog file on that node for more information.
cmapplyconf : Unable to apply the configuration
also in the syslog.log display
Unable to setup the volume group id for /dev/vgMESPSRP: File exists
Can anybody tell me how to resolv this problem
Thanks
I have a three-node cluster with MC/Service Guard and LVM.
I want to add one node more, but I execute
cmcheckconf -v -C
cmapplyconf -v -C
and the output is
Adding node mtc1sgi4 to cluster mtc1sgi.
Protocol failure talking with cmclconfd on mtc1sgi4 (1) : File exists
Error: Unable to initialize Volume Group /dev/vgMESPSRP on node mtc1sgi4.
Check the syslog file on that node for more information.
cmapplyconf : Unable to apply the configuration
also in the syslog.log display
Unable to setup the volume group id for /dev/vgMESPSRP: File exists
Can anybody tell me how to resolv this problem
Thanks
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09-12-2003 04:49 PM
09-12-2003 04:49 PM
Re: Problem to add one node to cluster
Hi,
There are couple of possibilities. There may be a vgid conflict. Generate mapfiles exporting the VGs with preview and -s option and find out the VGID and compare them with other VGs on all the nodes in the cluster.
On mtc1sgi4, there may be a group device conflict. If the kernel had already registered the group device then this error may result. A reboot should clear up this issue.
Try manually activating the vg vgEMSPSRP and see what happens.
-Sri
There are couple of possibilities. There may be a vgid conflict. Generate mapfiles exporting the VGs with preview and -s option and find out the VGID and compare them with other VGs on all the nodes in the cluster.
On mtc1sgi4, there may be a group device conflict. If the kernel had already registered the group device then this error may result. A reboot should clear up this issue.
Try manually activating the vg vgEMSPSRP and see what happens.
-Sri
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