| PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide 4.1 (for Solaris(TM) Operating System) |
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| Appendix D Messages |
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The process monitoring function detected that a process being monitored had stopped and restarted the process.
count indicates the restart count of the process to be monitored. appli indicates the absolute path name of the restarted process.
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Message 2207 is output before this message.
See the explanation of message 2207.
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This message warns that the monitoring target with the process monitoring feature was stopped by other than the correct processing for stopping by the execution of the Offline script.
appli indicates the absolute path name of the monitored process that has been stopped.
Corrective action:
If the process was stopped because of an error, search for the cause by checking the process specification or core file error. The core file is written to the current directory of the process. If the file is written-enabled, the normal access control is applied. The core file is not generated for the process that has an effective user ID different than the actual user ID. For detailed investigations, contact the creator of this process.
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Since the userApplication state has changed, the message has been cancelled. You do not need to respond to the operator intervention message.
SysNode indicates the name of SysNode in which the userApplication state has been changed. userApplication indicates the name of userApplication whose status has been changed. state indicates the userApplication state. number indicates the message number.
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The response to the operator intervention message has been made.
number indicates the number of the operator intervention message to which you responded. action indicates with or without response by yes or no.
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There is no operator intervention messages that have yet to be processed.
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The resource recovered from the failure.
SysNode indicates the name of SysNode whose resource has been recovered. userApplication indicates the name of the userApplication to which the recovered resource belongs. resource indicates the name of the resource that has recovered from the error state.
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SysNode that was in the Faulted state due to a node panic entered the Online state.
SysNode indicates a recovered SysNode.
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Register a new detected shared disk device (disk) in the resource database by executing the "clautoconfig(1M)" or using the CRM main window. For details on the "clautoconfig(1M)" command, see the manual pages of "clautoconfig(1M)."
disk indicates a newly detected shared disk device.
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This message is also displayed when a node is started on a machine where a DVD or CD-ROM is in a DVD-ROM device. If the device name indicating the DVD-ROM is in "(disk)", it is not necessary to register it in the resource database.
Start up the node after checking a DVD or CD-ROM is not in the DVD-ROM.
Corrective action:
Register a newly detected disk unit (disk) in the resource database. A disk unit can be registered in the resource database by using the clautoconfig(1M) command or the CRM main window. For details on the clautoconfig(1M) command, see the manual page describing clautoconfig(1M).
node indicates the node identifier of the node on which a new disk unit was detected while disk indicates the newly detected disk unit. If there are many newly detected disk units, "..." will be suffixed to disk. In this case, you can reference all of newly detected disk units by searching for the message having number 2914 in the /var/adm/messages file on the node where the message has been output.
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This message is also displayed when a node is started on a machine where a DVD or CD-ROM is in a DVD-ROM device. If the device name indicating the DVD-ROM in "(disk)", it is not necessary to register it in the resource database.
Start up the node after checking a DVD or CD-ROM is not in the DVD-ROM.
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altname indicates the interface name of the specified LAN device while rid indicates its resource ID.
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altname indicates the device name of the shared device that is operating normally while rid indicates its resource ID.
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