Hi,
as Dejan wrote already, it is all in your logfiles:
Sep 28 22:36:19 prdnode2 lrmd: [19673]: WARN: operation start[15] on
ocf::SAPInstance::resource_SAP_Instance for client 19676, its parameters:
CRM_meta_enabled=[true] CRM_meta_start-delay=[0]
InstanceName=[PRD_DVEBMGS01_sapprd] CRM_meta_role=[Started]
CRM_meta_timeout=[180000] crm_feature_set=[2.0] CRM_meta_name=[start] : pid
[24153] timed out
Sep 28 22:36:19 prdnode2 tengine: [21729]: WARN: update_failcount: Updating
failcount for resource_SAP_Instance on 98de9eff-c0f9-4ce6-bc37-92e91fc57351
after failed start: rc=-2 (update=INFINITY)
so increase the values in
<op id="op_SAPInstanceStart" name="start" timeout="180"
interval="0" start_delay="0" disabled="false" role="Started"/>
<op id="op_SAPInstanceStop" name="stop" timeout="240" interval="0"
start_delay="0" disabled="false" role="Started"/>
for the timeout. As a rule of thumb, just double them and try again. Also
cleanup the resource to get rid
of the failcount.
And as this is the default failing maybe you want to tell your SAP Consultant
so he
can give feedback to SAP that the default was not enough in your case. Or maybe
even
better, he might tell you what timeout you need for your SAP instance.
Rolf
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