HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Version A.02.00 for HP-UX 11i v2 Release Notes, September 2008
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- HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Version A.02.00 for HP-UX 11i v2 Release Notes
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- 1 HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Version A.02.00 Release Notes
- Announcements
- What’s New and Changed in Storage Management Suite 2.0
- What’s in this Version
- T2771CA HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Bundle
- T2772CA HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Premium Bundle
- T2773CA HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite for Oracle Bundle
- T2774CA HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite for Oracle Premium Bundle
- T2775CA HP Serviceguard Cluster File System Bundle
- T2776CA HP Serviceguard Cluster File System for Oracle Bundle
- T2777CA HP Serviceguard Cluster File System for RAC Bundle
- Documentation for this Version
- Further Information
- Compatibility Information and Installation Requirements
- Upgrading to a Different SG SMS Bundle
- Cluster Offline Upgrade Option
- Other Supported Bundle Change and Installation Scenarios
- Unsupported Bundle Change and Installation Scenarios
- HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Compatibility with HP-UX Releases
- System Requirements
- Disk Requirements
- Before Installing HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite Version A.02.00
- Installing HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
- Software Components Installed with HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
- Removing HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
- Patches and Fixes in this Version
- Known Problems and Workarounds
- Product Issues and Limitations
- Serviceguard Limitations with CFS
- The mknod Command Is Not Supported with CFS
- CFS for Oracle Bundles Require Supplemental Software
- SCSI-3 Persistent Reservation Support
- Use of HP-UX mount Commands for CFS Environments
- Dirty Region Logging (DRL) for Mirrored Volumes
- HP-UX Operating Environment Upgrade Limitations
- Oracle Data Manager (ODM) with VxFS and LVM
- Oracle Data Manager Limitation for Bundles T2776CA, T2796CA, T2777CA, and T2797CA
- JAGaf82190 (SR8606422366) odm_gms_api_start_msgs fails during system startup
- HP Serviceguard Cluster File System for RAC T2777CA VxFEN JAGaf97359
- JAGag06843: vxumount returns device busy on master node
- JAGag09085: VxVM 5.0 requires more space on / directory for /etc/vx/cbr backup
- JAGag17495: fsclustadm cfsdeinit device busy, package halt timeout
- JAGag20605: cvm join problem
- JAGag22707: Lot's of vx* directories left over in /tmp
- JAGag35297: cfsmount failed since the package was already started by cmcld
- JAGag37114: Diskgroup resync taking too long
- JAGag40401: cannot sleep during interrupt
- JAGag45544: Open fails for the device /dev/vxfen, after removing and reinstalling a Serviceguard Cluster File System (SG CFS) bundle.
- Documentation Errata
- Veritas man page Errata
- Known Problems with Veritas File System 5.0 Administrator’s Guide
- Known Problems with Veritas FlashSnap Point-in-Time Copy Solutions Administrator’s Guide 5.0
- Known Problems with Veritas Storage Foundation 5.0 Intelligent Storage Provisioning Administrator’s Guide
- Known Problems with Veritas Storage Foundation 5.0 for Oracle Administrator’s Guide
- Known Problems with Veritas Volume Manager 5.0 Administrator’s Guide
- Known Problems with Veritas Volume Manager 5.0 Release Notes
- Product Issues and Limitations
- Software Availability in Native Languages
JAGag17495: fsclustadm cfsdeinit device busy, package halt timeout
• What is the problem? In some stress situations, during cmhaltcl, the package halt reaches
time out. This causes the node to perform a transfer of control (TOC). This problem is caused
by an error in the CFS shutdown process.
• Workaround? There is no workaround. The failing node should recover after the TOC.
JAGag20605: cvm join problem
• What is the problem? In some stress situations, when a node starts up, the Serviceguard System
Multi-node package fails to start due to a CVM join failure. This causes the joining node to
perform a TOC.
• What is the workaround? There is no workaround. When the node recovers from the TOC,
run the cmrunnode CFS command. It should complete successfully.
JAGag22707: Lot's of vx* directories left over in /tmp
• What is the problem? Some empty directories can be seen in /tmp/vx* after a reboot.
• What is the workaround? These directories can be ignored.
JAGag35297: cfsmount failed since the package was already started by cmcld
• What is the problem? This affects the CFS mount point package. If the package is already
down on all nodes when you run the cfsmount command, cfsmount could fail, complaining
that the package has already been started.
• What is the workaround? The workaround is to issue cfsmntadm display <mount_point>
to verify if the mount point was mounted successfully and re-issue cfsmount command if
retry is needed.
1. After running cfsmount, use cfsadmin to verify that the mount succeeded:
cfsmntadm display <mount_point>
2. If the mount failed, re-run cfsmount.
JAGag37114: Diskgroup resync taking too long
• What is the problem? With multiple disk groups in the cluster, it is possible that mirrored
volumes in more than 1 diskgroup require syncing. When the cluster comes up, CVM initiates
the vxrecover on the master node. However when the node is joining the cluster,
ServiceGuard script also checks the kernel state of the volumes in the shared disk groups.
If the kernel state of any volume in the shared diskgroup is DISABLED, then Serviceguard
calls a vxvol start on the master node. This can happen if vxrecover still has not started
the recovery of that diskgroup. The vxvol start command does the syncing of volumes
one at a time and in the foreground. If many volumes need syncing and if the system is
heavily loaded, then this syncing can take a long time.
• What is the workaround? There is no workaround.
JAGag40401: cannot sleep during interrupt
• What is the problem? In some stress situation where the system is under heavy IO load, if
some nodes fail (TOCs), CVM resyncs the mirrored shared volumes for the surviving nodes.
While CVM is resync'ing the volumes, it might invoke sleep(). If this sleep() is invoked
during an interrupt context, the system performs a TOC.
• What is the workaround? There is no workaround.
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