Managing Serviceguard Sixteenth Edition, March 2009

• If the pathname for the lock LUN is the same on all nodes, use a command such

as:

cmquerycl -C $SGCONF/config.ascii -L /dev/dsk/c0t1d1 -n

• If the pathname for the lock LUN is different on some nodes, you must specify the

path on each node; for example (all on one line):

cmquerycl -C $SGCONF/config.ascii -n <node1> -L

/dev/dsk/c0t1d1 -n <node2> -L /dev/dsk/c0t1d2

These commands create a configuration file which you can apply to the cluster

configuration when you are ready to do so; see “Distributing the Binary Configuration

File ” (page 231). See also “Specifying a Lock LUN” (page 219).

CAUTION: Once you have specified the lock LUN in the cluster configuration file,

running cmapplyconf will destroy any data on the LUN.

Excluding Devices from Probing

When you run cmquerycl to configure the cluster, Serviceguard probes disk devices

(devices with paths that begin with /dev/dsk/ and /dev/disk) to see if they are

configured under the LVM, LVM2, or VxVM volume manager. By design, devices such

as CD and DVD drives are omitted, but occasionally such a device may use a description

string that Serviceguard does not recognize. The description string appears in the

Description field of the output of ioscan -funC disk, and you can see what

types of device Serviceguard will exclude from probing by looking at the TYPE field

of the file /etc/cmcluster/cmignoretypes.conf.

NOTE: You should not edit cmignoretypes.conf

If Serviceguard does not recognize a device, you will see an error such as the following

when you run cmquerycl:

Error reading device /dev/dsk/c0t0d0 0x8

Note: Disks were discovered which are not in use by either LVM or VxVM.

Use pvcreate(1M) to initialize a disk for LVM or,

use vxdiskadm(1M) to initialize a disk for VxVM.

In this example, Serviceguard did not recognize the type of the device identified by

/dev/dsk/c0t0d0. You can fix the problem by adding a line for this device to the

file /etc/cmcluster/cmnotdisk.conf; in this example, you would add:

DEVICE_FILE="/dev/dsk/c0t0d0"

Now when you run cmquerycl, if you still have disks that are not being managed by

LVM, LVM2 or VxVM, you will see output such as the following:

cmquerycl -C test.conf -n pig

Note: Disks were discovered which are not in use by either LVM or VxVM.

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