Hello
2010/7/1 Matthias Pfützner
> > Ok. I would have to format that hard disk using fdisk I think ?
>
> No! Only, if you would want to create "fdisk partitions" on that disk, but
> I
> think, if you create something like a 10G disk, you could easily use it as
> a
> whole disk. Then ZFS don't ne
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/7/1 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > > I could not get any option regarding creating slices in opensolaris
> > > installation as I got in solaris10 console setup. And I dont think that I
> > > can commit any changes to c7d0 (like creating new slices) on which r
Hello
2010/7/1 Matthias Pfützner
> > I could not get any option regarding creating slices in opensolaris
> > installation as I got in solaris10 console setup. And I dont think that I
> > can commit any changes to c7d0 (like creating new slices) on which rpool
> > depends.
>
> That's due to the f
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/7/1 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> > > Ok. But what I really want to do is something which can be done using
> > > single node cluster only.So I can just now do that with single node
> > cluster
> > > and then try two-node cluster
Hello
2010/7/1 Matthias Pfützner
> You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> > Ok. But what I really want to do is something which can be done using
> > single node cluster only.So I can just now do that with single node
> cluster
> > and then try two-node cluster.
>
> That's OK!
>
> Ok.
> > Ok. I will try
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/30 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > I assume, it has something to do with the below error messages regarding
> > the
> > rpool. But, sadly, I'm not sure...
> >
> > Ok.
>
>
> > Which is OK, but for learning purposes might be a bit to lightwight... A
> > two-
Hello
2010/6/30 Matthias Pfützner
> I assume, it has something to do with the below error messages regarding
> the
> rpool. But, sadly, I'm not sure...
>
> Ok.
> Which is OK, but for learning purposes might be a bit to lightwight... A
> two-node cluster is better...
>
> Ok. But what I really w
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/30 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > Gaurav,
> >
> > Jun 29 20:26:08 opensolaris gdm-binary[6634]: [ID 702911 daemon.warning]
> > WARNING: Failed to start X server several times in a short time period;
> > disabling display :0
> >
> > Sadly, there's no indicat
Hello
2010/6/30 Matthias Pfützner
> Gaurav,
>
> Jun 29 20:26:08 opensolaris gdm-binary[6634]: [ID 702911 daemon.warning]
> WARNING: Failed to start X server several times in a short time period;
> disabling display :0
>
> Sadly, there's no indication, as to WHY that fails...
>
>
Ok. yes its real
Gaurav,
Jun 29 20:26:08 opensolaris gdm-binary[6634]: [ID 702911 daemon.warning]
WARNING: Failed to start X server several times in a short time period;
disabling display :0
Sadly, there's no indication, as to WHY that fails...
And: It seems, you have a single-node cluster, right?
Jun 23 12:5
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
>
> No! You would need to take much more care during installation, and as there
> are many more steps, there are many more reasons for errors... And, it's
> way
> older, therefore, I would not recommend doing it!
>
> Ok. Then I try to sort this one only.
Tha
Can you just send me the last 50 lines or so?
Sadly, I'm off for today, will continue tomorrow!
Matthias
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Sorry forgot to mention about
> /var/adm/messages
> Its millions of lines I dont think I could go through the file in that
> console :(.
> I tried using ca
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > I'm not quite sure, but I think, I remember, that
> > SolarisExpressClusterEdition
> > was the version for Soalris before OpenSolaris 2009.06... (aka: OpenSolaris
> > 2008.11)
> >
> >
> Ok. Do I try doing that ?
> I think t
Sorry forgot to mention about
/var/adm/messages
Its millions of lines I dont think I could go through the file in that
console :(.
I tried using cat /var/adm/messages | less
but there is very much to read. :(
I don't think I could figure it out.
--
Thanks and Regards ,
Gaurav Saxena
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
> I'm not quite sure, but I think, I remember, that
> SolarisExpressClusterEdition
> was the version for Soalris before OpenSolaris 2009.06... (aka: OpenSolaris
> 2008.11)
>
>
Ok. Do I try doing that ?
I think that method is much simple and easy for a beginner.
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> >
> > That's, what I did also!
> >
> > > Is there any other way of installing OHAC ?
> >
> > Not that I know of...
> >
> >
> Ok. Actually my senior had told me that OHAC could be installed on
> Opensolaris2009.06 using Solari
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> That's, what I did also!
>
> > Is there any other way of installing OHAC ?
>
> Not that I know of...
>
>
Ok. Actually my senior had told me that OHAC could be installed on
Opensolaris2009.06 using SolarisExpressClusterEdition But its not available
now for op
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > Gaurav,
> >
> > I once did set up OpenSolaris 2009.06 with OHAC in VirtualBox, and as far
> > as I
> > remember, even after the install of the OHAC, I still had a graphical GUI.
> > The
> > system, on which I did set it up,
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
> Gaurav,
>
> I once did set up OpenSolaris 2009.06 with OHAC in VirtualBox, and as far
> as I
> remember, even after the install of the OHAC, I still had a graphical GUI.
> The
> system, on which I did set it up, only had 2GB of RAM, so it was real slow,
> but
Gaurav,
I once did set up OpenSolaris 2009.06 with OHAC in VirtualBox, and as far as I
remember, even after the install of the OHAC, I still had a graphical GUI. The
system, on which I did set it up, only had 2GB of RAM, so it was real slow,
but at least it did work... But, I didn't do anything mo
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> Even in Solaris 10, there's the FMA or SMF, so there no longer is any need
> for
> a "startx"... ;-)
>
Ok I got that now. :)
> That then implies, that on the console of the systems, if they have a
> graphics
> card, you should see an ordinary graphical lo
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello
>
> 2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > Gaurav,
> >
> > startx? You're way old-style... ;-) Nowadays all systems do boot with X
> > already running... ;-)
>
>
> Ok actually I used it sometimes in ubuntu when the system is in only console
> so I thought it would
Hello
2010/6/29 Matthias Pfützner
> Gaurav,
>
> startx? You're way old-style... ;-) Nowadays all systems do boot with X
> already running... ;-)
Ok actually I used it sometimes in ubuntu when the system is in only console
so I thought it would be ok for opensolaris also.
> Yes, it might be,
Gaurav,
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I am facing one more problem after I installed ha-cluster on opensolaris. I
> am not getting GUI and I have to work in console only. Its really very
> difficult to use a single console to work in three different zones. :(
> I tried startx, xhost+
Hello all
I am facing one more problem after I installed ha-cluster on opensolaris. I
am not getting GUI and I have to work in console only. Its really very
difficult to use a single console to work in three different zones. :(
I tried startx, xhost+ but it gives an command not found error . Does
Hello all
Thank you all very much for your help. :)
So, as you also got some answers on the ha-clusters-disc...@opensolaris.org
> alias from Lisa and Ashutosh, did you dive deeper into the documentation?
> They
> both pointed out, that the docu does contain the CLI commands, and only
> rarely
>
Hi Gaurave et all,
you can do failover vrom global to local as well.
Detlef
Matthias Pfützner wrote:
Gaurav,
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
Hello Brad
Actually I am a student and I am doing this all for learning purposes. And
the load balancing is not applicable on my case. I have installed
Gaurav,
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> 2010/6/28 Matthias Pfützner
>
> > Gaurav,
> >
> > I'm not quite sure, but I doubt, that that might work...
> >
> > You can failover local-zone to local-zone, of global to global, but I
> > doubt,
> > that you can failover from local to global or vice versa...
2010/6/28 Matthias Pfützner
> Gaurav,
>
> I'm not quite sure, but I doubt, that that might work...
>
> You can failover local-zone to local-zone, of global to global, but I
> doubt,
> that you can failover from local to global or vice versa... Sadly, I've
> never
> done it... So, I'm only assumin
Gaurav,
You (gaurav saxena) wrote:
> Hello Brad
>
> Actually I am a student and I am doing this all for learning purposes. And
> the load balancing is not applicable on my case. I have installed ha-cluster
> on opensolaris in my system and I have created two zones in it and I want to
> make the a
Hello Brad
Actually I am a student and I am doing this all for learning purposes. And
the load balancing is not applicable on my case. I have installed ha-cluster
on opensolaris in my system and I have created two zones in it and I want to
make the apache data service failover from global zone to
Hello Gaurav,For load balanced failover, you have several options available. On the load balancer side of the equation, you could usea standard load balancing switch such as F5, Cisco CSS and Foundry. Alternatively, you could also use balance or its commercial equivalent, BalanceNG. The article
I'm not quite clear about a couple things...;-)
1.) zones-discuss seems to be the WRONG alias... You better look for
something related to cluster...;-)
2.) As in setting up Oracle Solaris Cluster and Open-HA-Cluster there are only
minor differences, why not check the standard Oracle Solari
Hello
I am a beginner in opensolaris and zones. I have installed OHAC on
opensolaris 2009.06. I want to have apache data service failover two zones.
Please suggest me some tutorial or some way of doing it.
Thanks in advance
--
Thanks and Regards ,
Gaurav Saxena
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