Mark, Sun Cluster is responsible for generating/maintaining /var/run/nodelist. The multi-owner disksets feature uses this file to determine cluster membership of all the nodes. I believe there are additional Sun Cluster packages required to use the multi-owner diskset feature. Would someone confirm whether additional packages are necessary and tell us what they are?
-tony Mark Brown wrote: > I guess this issue is dead now! :-( > > >> Hi All, I am using Sun Solaris 10 06/06 edition with >> Sun Cluster 3.1 U4 from Java Enterprise 2005 Q4. >> >> It is quite easy for me to reproduce. >> 1. Install Sun Solaris 10 06/06 to two Sun 280R >> Servers >> 2. Install Sun Cluster 3.1 U4 fro Java Enterprise >> 2005 Q4 on both nodes (unconfigured in install mode), >> configure 2x Sun CE network interconnects. >> 3. Add a quorum device between both nodes to complete >> cluster installation. Cluster is now operational. >> 4. Install Sun Cluster Oracle Agent 3.1 packages: >> SUNWscucm SUNWudlm SUNWudlmr SUNWscmd >> 5. Create a Multiuser diskset with two hosts. It >> complains that one host is not in nodelist. >> 6. Check for file /var/run/nodelist. (Does not >> exist) >> >> I can manually create /var/run/nodelist. But after >> reboot the file is not recreated. >> Is there a step that I am missing somewhere? What >> application is responsible for /var/run/nodelist? Is >> there a configuration file I need to set to make this >> work? Is there anything I can debug on my side? >> >> -- Mark >> > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > lvm-discuss mailing list > lvm-discuss at opensolaris.org >
