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Sun Cluster 3.1 - Strange Errors

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Old 01-12-2008, 07:18 AM
Nick Havard
 
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Default Sun Cluster 3.1 - Strange Errors

Hi

I've just put together a Sun Cluster 3.1 installation on Solaris 9.

When the second node boots, the following gets reported in /var/adm/messages

Feb 8 16:10:54 eastgate xntpd[227]: couldn't resolve `clusternode16-priv',
giving up on it
Feb 8 16:10:59 eastgate INITUCMM: Notice: not OK to join, retry in 10
seconds (#1)
Feb 8 16:11:10 eastgate INITUCMM: Notice: not OK to join, retry in 10
seconds (#2)
Feb 8 16:11:21 eastgate INITUCMM: Notice: not OK to join, retry in 10
seconds (#3)
Feb 8 16:11:32 eastgate INITUCMM: Notice: not OK to join, retry in 10
seconds (#4)
Feb 8 16:11:42 eastgate INITUCMM: Notice: not OK to join, retry in 10
seconds (#5)

Feb 8 16:12:02 eastgate ID[SUNWudlm.udlm]: Unix DLM version (2) and SUN Unix
DLM library version (1): compatible.


What do the INITUCMM messages mean, and how can I track down the cause.
Eventually the node joins the cluster formed by the first node. At which
point the cluster seems to be okay.

Occasionally I also get the following message in /var/adm/messages. Any
ideas what means and is it serious. Again the cluster seems to operate
normally.

# Feb 8 17:50:24 eastgate xntpd[226]: two instances of default interface
for 172.16.194.6 in hash table

Thanks for your time.
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Regards

Nick
nick@nickhavardxyz.com

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