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replacing cluster lock disk in service guard cluster

 
Michael Murphy_2
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replacing cluster lock disk in service guard cluster

we have had a lock disk in a service guard cluster go bad (fc10 - hot swappable) - are there any special steps that need to be done since it is a lock disk (it also has data on it)? Does the cluster config files need to be regenerated?
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smatador
Honored Contributor

Re: replacing cluster lock disk in service guard cluster

Hi,
I suggest you to use the cminitlock, look this recent thread
http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1321094
Hope it helps
Vishu
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Re: replacing cluster lock disk in service guard cluster

Hi,

To replace cluster lock disk, you must first have the vgcfgbackup of the VG to which this lock disk belongs. if not, then take it before replacing the disk :-
# vgcfgbackup

After replacing this disk, you can simply restore with the following :-

# vgcfgrestore -n

In case, if you dont have the vgcfgbackup, then you have to then do the following to reinitialize the lock disk replaced :-

cmgetconf, cmcheckconf and cmapplyconf.

cminitlock is a good utility, but not easy to get it.