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MC -service guard node id

 
mukesh_a
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MC -service guard node id

i have the setup of three node cluster runiing with mc-service guard version 11.16 . how to find out which node has formed the cluster and which node is holding the lock vg and lock disk.?.
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whiteknight
Honored Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id

Mukesh,

if you have 3 node, no need cluster lock disk
see for detail

http://docs.hp.com/en/B3936-90117/ch03s02.html#babggaac

WK
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Jeeshan
Honored Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id

#cmquerycl -c
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Sajjad Sahir
Honored Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id

Dear Mukesh


if u want to see what are the nodes joined in u cluster u can use cmviewcl command
to see the lock vg u can use cmviewconf command
# cmviewcl
#cmviewconf

thanks and regards

sajjad
mukesh_a
Advisor

Re: MC -service guard node id

my question is how can i know who is the cluster coardinator ? .
Ramesh S
Esteemed Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id

Hi

Syslog may tell you the clsuetr co-ordinator who re-formed the cluster. But, normally cluster co-ordinator can be anyone in the clsuter. We can't predict that..

Best Regards,
Ramesh
Rasheed Tamton
Honored Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id


The coordinator will be in the syslog.log:

The new active cluster membership is: oradev1(id=1), oradev2 (id=2)

The first one in the syslog entry supposed to be the cluster coordinator (id=1).

Rgds.
Sajjad Sahir
Honored Contributor

Re: MC -service guard node id

Dear Mukesh

cmcld is the actual process for joining nodes, but really i don't know why u are asking such a question ? from my understanding u have no control over it
how to know which node will be selected to be cluster coordinator?, the information in syslog in all node is enough to diagnostic the cluster related problems

thanks and regards

Sajjad Sahir

Re: MC -service guard node id

mukesh,

You've already been pointed at how to find out who is the cluster coordinator - the question is - why do you care? If the coordinator drops out of the cluster, another node is elected to that position automatically, and there are no standard Serviceguard commands that require you to be on the coordinator to run.

As for 'holding the lock vg and lock disk', well the lock vg will be active on whichever node is running the package that contains the lock vg, but no node really 'holds the lock disk' - any node can access it at any timen for the purposes of arbitrating cluster membership.

HTH

Duncan

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Sajjad Sahir
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Re: MC -service guard node id

dear Mukesh

please assign points. Then only peoples will answer all u questions ASAP

thanks and regards

sajjad sahir