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Veritas Cluster Server Release Notes

Veritas™ Cluster Server Release Notes: Linux - SORT - Symantec

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<strong>Veritas</strong> <strong>Cluster</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>Notes</strong><br />

Known issues<br />

34<br />

Unable to configure application when a new LSI Logic SCSI<br />

controller is added dynamically [2937623]<br />

In case of SLES operating system, it is possible that hot plug drivers do not get<br />

loaded and hence the operating system is unable to recognize the newly added<br />

SCSI controllers.<br />

Workaround: Load the drivers into the kernel before attempting to configure<br />

application or add a new SCSI controller. You can add the drivers by using the<br />

command:<br />

# modprobe acpiphp<br />

# modprobe pci_hotplug<br />

During snapshot reversal, VCS commands fail, and an unrelated<br />

error message may appear [2939177]<br />

If a virtual machine is under VCS control, and you revert to the virtual machine<br />

configuration snapshot, the VCS configuration file moves to the read- only mode.<br />

During this time, if you run a VCS command, the command fails. Also, the following<br />

unrelated error message appears in the log entries:<br />

Failed to delete the attribute key <br />

of attribute DiskPaths in the VCS configuration with error 11335<br />

(Configuration must be ReadWrite : Use haconf -makerw)<br />

Workaround: No workaround. This message is safe to ignore.<br />

vSphere UI may not show applications and their status<br />

[2938892]<br />

The vSphere UI may show that it cannot connect to the virtual machine and may<br />

prompt for username and password of the virtual machine. Even after entering<br />

correct username and password, vSphere UI may not show the list of applications<br />

monitored by VCS. This can happen if the VOM MH configuration has authorization<br />

problems.<br />

Workaround: Restart the xprtld daemon on the virtual machine with the following<br />

commands:<br />

/etc/init.d/xprtld stop<br />

/etc/init.d/xprtld start

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