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Veritas Storage Foundation Release Notes

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<strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>Notes</strong><br />

Known issues<br />

VxVM VVR vradmin ERROR V-5-52-803 Lost connection to host host;<br />

terminating command execution.<br />

Workaround:<br />

To resolve this issue<br />

1 Depending on the application I/O workload and network environment,<br />

uncomment and increase the value of the IPM_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT variable<br />

in the /etc/vx/vras/vras_env on all the hosts of the RDS to a higher value.<br />

The following example increases the timeout value to 120 seconds.<br />

export IPM_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT<br />

IPM_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT=120<br />

2 Restart vradmind on all the hosts of the RDS to put the new<br />

IPM_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT value into affect. Enter the following on all the hosts<br />

of the RDS:<br />

# /sbin/init.d/vras-vradmind.sh stop<br />

# /sbin/init.d/vras-vradmind.sh start<br />

vxassist relayout removes the DCM (2162522)<br />

If you perform a relayout that adds a column to a striped volume that has a DCM,<br />

the DCM is removed. There is no message indicating that this has happened. To<br />

replace the DCM, enter the following:<br />

#vxassist -g diskgroup addlog vol logtype=dcm<br />

vxassist and vxresize operations do not work with layered<br />

volumes that are associated to an RVG (2162579)<br />

This issue occurs when you try a resize operation on a volume that is associated<br />

to an RVG and has a striped-mirror layout.<br />

Workaround:<br />

To resize layered volumes that are associated to an RVG<br />

1 Pause or stop the applications.<br />

2 Wait for the RLINKs to be up to date. Enter the following:<br />

# vxrlink -g diskgroup status rlink

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