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Veritas Cluster Server Release Notes

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

Known issues<br />

57<br />

GAB known issues<br />

the MAC address of a NIC, then delete the MAC address from the llttab file, and<br />

update the file before you restart LLT.<br />

LLT port stats sometimes shows recvcnt larger than recvbytes<br />

(1907228)<br />

With each received packet, LLT increments the following variables:<br />

■<br />

■<br />

recvcnt (increment by one for every packet)<br />

recvbytes (increment by size of packet for every packet)<br />

Both these variables are integers. With constant traffic, recvbytes hits and rolls over<br />

MAX_INT quickly. This can cause the value of recvbytes to be less than the value<br />

of recvcnt.<br />

This does not impact the LLT functionality.<br />

LLT may incorrectly declare port-level connection for nodes in<br />

large cluster configurations [1810217]<br />

When ports get registered and unregistered frequently on the nodes of the cluster,<br />

LLT may declare that a port-level connection exists with another peer node. This<br />

occurs in some corner cases even though a port is not even registered on the peer<br />

node.<br />

Cannot use CPI response files to add nodes to a cluster that<br />

is using LLT over UDP (2869763)<br />

When you run the addnode -responsefile command, if the cluster is using LLT<br />

over UDP, then the /etc/llttab file generated on new nodes is not correct. So,<br />

the procedure fails and you cannot add nodes to a cluster using CPI response files.<br />

Workaround: None<br />

This section covers the known issues related to GAB in this release.<br />

While deinitializing GAB client, "gabdebug -R GabTestDriver"<br />

command logs refcount value 2 (2536373)<br />

After you unregister the port with -nodeinit option, the gabconfig -C command<br />

shows refcount as 1. But when forceful deinit option (gabdebug -R<br />

GabTestDriver) is run to deinitialize GAB client, then a message similar to the<br />

following is logged.

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