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01-07-2006 02:16 AM
01-07-2006 02:16 AM
kill cmcld on adoptive node, but the pkg is not failed over to Primary node?
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01-07-2006 10:11 AM
01-07-2006 10:11 AM
Re: kill cmcld on adoptive node, but the pkg is not failed over to Primary node?
Most likely the problem is in the package configuration. Its not set up to fail back to primary.
Failover is totally controlled by the package, doing something to the node merely triggers it.
Check the package configuration.
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01-07-2006 07:00 PM
01-07-2006 07:00 PM
Re: kill cmcld on adoptive node, but the pkg is not failed over to Primary node?
Dear Hanry,
Please use
#cmviewcl -v -p
to check the NODE SWITCHING has been enabled for both the nodes. If any node is node enabled for NODE SWITCHING then it wont be able to receive the package for either failover or failback.
You can enable this by
#cmmodpkg -e -n
and to enable the global package switching
you can use
#cmmodpkg -e
With Regards,
Siva.
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01-08-2006 03:52 AM
01-08-2006 03:52 AM
Re: kill cmcld on adoptive node, but the pkg is not failed over to Primary node?
cmviewcl -v
in order for this package to be failed back over automatically you have to enable automatic package switching:
cmmodpkg -e
otherwise you will have manually restart the package on the secondary node.
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01-08-2006 07:13 PM
01-08-2006 07:13 PM
Re: kill cmcld on adoptive node, but the pkg is not failed over to Primary node?
cmcld daemon is used to determine cluster membership by sending heartbeat messages to other cmcld deamons on the other nodes within the service gurad cluster.this deamon sets a safety timer in the kernel which is used to detect kernel hangs. if the timer is not reset periodically by cmcld. the kernel will cause the a system TOC. so if u killing the deamon it may cause the system to reboot ( normally ).
and the package switching is depend upon the package configuration.
check it with
#cmviewcl -V
if you want to enable on a single node
# cmmodpkg -n node name -p pkg name
or u wnat to enable globally
#cmmodpkg -e -p pkg name
try to execute
# cmrunnode ( the primmery node )
for adding the primmery node in the running cluster .
and iam not sure why the adoptive node not gone for TOC.. after killing the cmcld process..
we need to take help from others
Regards
Tvs