HP StorageWorks Clustered File System 3.6.0 Windows Storage Server Edition (server/software bundle) Release Notes (403107-008, February 2008)

Theerror messages areasfollows:
Not enough serve
r storage is available to process this command.
Not enough memory to complete transaction. Close some applications and retry.
Event ID : 2011
Source : Srv
Description: The Server’s configuration parameter "IRPStackSize" is too
small for the server to use a local device. Please increase the value of
this parameter.
Thefollowing Microsoft Knowledge Base articleexplainshow to resolvethisproblem:
h
ttp://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;177078
It is recommended that the IRPStackSize be raised by increm ents of 1 u ntil the error is resolved.
Memory-mapped sparse files are not supported [15437]
Attempts to crea te a memory-mapped sparse file or to mark an existing memory-mapped file as sparse
will fail with a “Status not supported” error.
Roles can allow users to run scripts as LocalSystem [16442]
A role granting cre ate or m odify rights for monitor or notific a tion scripts allows the user to run the scripts
as LocalSystem, effectively allowing the user to be a machine local administrator. If security is a concern,
ensure that only machine local administrators are allowed to create or modify event notification settings
and m onitors. (Monitors are included in the application and file-serving resources.)
Clustered
File System is not compatible with Microsoft Forefront Client Security
product [16858]
Using the Forefront Client Security product on a Clustered File System node causes the node to b ugcheck
in the
PSFS filesystem. This issue occurs be cause of an inc ompatibility between the Clustered File
System PSFS filesystem and the Forefront Client Security product. We have repor ted this incompatibility
to
Micro
soft and are working to fixit.
Uninstalling the Microsoft SNMP service causes Clustered File System SNMP
agent to fail [17209]
If the Microsoft SNMP service is uninstalled, the Clustered File System SNMP extension agent will fail to
send traps. This problem occurs be cause registry entries for the Clustered File System SNMP extension
agent are removed when the Microsoft SNMP service is uninstalled. Reinstalling the Microsoft SNMP
service does not restore the registry entries for the Clustered File System SNMP extension agent.
Workaround—The preferred wor karound is to uninstall Clustered File System (saving the configuration)
and then reinstall it. If this is not possible, open Windows Explorer and go to \bin in the Clustered File
System installation directory, double-click on mxsnmp_add.reg, and then reboot.
Cluster description cannot be reset when Clustered File System is not running
[176
60]
The
cluster description is set when you initially confi gure the cluster. If you need to reset the description at
a
later time, Clustered File System must be running while you m a ke the change.
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