Sorry I should have mentioned that this is happening on 3 different heartbeat systems on 3 different networks, (production, test and dev networks) There is no specific activity on the servers during this time. Heartbeat is in realtime mode. I can guarantee there is no actual network loss or delay, There is another monitoring system as well as a continuous ping from the command line,that has no packet loss during this time.
hope that makes things a little clearer. Cheers, John >Ping is a ping, it has no particular logic, try to execute ping <gateway ip> >for a long time in console (from your HA server), it is 100% that something >is happening in your network, maybe router small failures, or cable contact, >or other thousands reasons. 2008/11/26 index one <indexoneuk at gmail.com> > Hello, > I am having a reoccurring error appear infrequently in my log files. > This is mainly coming from the standby side and always has an interval > of 2020ms. > There is no load on the system as it is the standby > There are several monitoring systems on the network and there is no > way this delay is actually happening. > OS is Solaris 10 > HB version is 2.1.1 > here is a short snip of the log, short because there is nothing else > happening about that time. > > heartbeat[4128]: 2008/11/05_16:46:48 info: These are nothing to worry > about. > heartbeat[4128]: 2008/11/05_17:09:55 WARN: Late heartbeat: Node > <gatewayip> : interval 2020 ms > heartbeat[4128]: 2008/11/06_16:46:46 info: Daily informational memory > statistics > > Here is my ha.cf, I know I am not using the logging daemon, could this > cause this problem? > I really need to definitively isolate this problem so any help appreciated. > _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
