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yc_2
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Node 1 is not a cluster member

Hi,

In a 2 node cluster. After pkg has failed over from Node1 to Node2, I stopped the pkg in Node 2. Now I want to re-start in Node1, got message:
Node 1 is not a cluster member.


Any help is appreciated.

YC
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Corthouts Carlo
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Re: Node 1 is not a cluster member

Hi,

Have you checked the Node_Switching_Parameters.

Maybe node 1 is disabled for switching, this would prevent from moving the package back to node 1.

yc_2
Regular Advisor

Re: Node 1 is not a cluster member

Hi,

Is a false alarm, I forgot to start the cluster process after I rebooted the system.


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Sanjay_6
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Re: Node 1 is not a cluster member

Hi,

First start the cluster services on node1. Check if the node1 is active as a cluster member or not. run,

cmviewcl -v

Check the status of node1.

If node1 is not a member of the cluster at present, run the cluster services on node1,

on node1

cmrunnode -v

Once the cluster services has started on node1, If you want to bring the package back from node2 to node1, shutdown the package on node2,

cmhaltpkg -v package_name

Now enable package switching for this package,

cmmodpkg -e package_name

The package shutdown now start on node1 (default node for this package).

Can you post your cmviewcl -v output if you still have a problem.

Hope this helps.

Regds
melvyn burnard
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Re: Node 1 is not a cluster member

to prevent that minor mistake in future, edit /etc/rc.config.d/cmcluster and change the variable AUTOSTART_CMCLD from 0 to 1
This will tell the server to rejoin the cluster on reboot.
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