Veritas Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions Release Notes

About Veritas Storage Foundation and High Availability SolutionsKnown issues107After upgrading coordination point server in secure mode the cpsadmcommand may fail with errror - Bus error (core dumped) (2846727)After upgrading the coordination point server from SFHA 5.0 to the next versionon the client system, if you do not remove the VRTSat package that were installedon the system, the cpsadm command fails. The command fails because it loadsold security libraries present on the system. The cpsadm command is also run onthe coordination point server to add or upgrade client clusters. The commandalso fails on the server because it loads old security libraries present on the system.Workaround: Perform the following steps on all the nodes on the coordinationpoint server:1 Rename cpsadm to cpsadmbin# mv /opt/VRTScps/bin/cpsadm /opt/VRTScps/bin/cpsadmbin2 Create the /opt/VRTScps/bin/cpsadm file with the following details.#!/bin/shEAT_USE_LIBPATH=”/opt/VRTScps/lib”export EAT_USE_LIBPATH/opt/VRTScps/bin/cpsadmbin "$@"3 Give executable permissions to the new file.# chmod 755 /opt/VRTScps/bin/cpsadmFencing may show the RFSM state as replaying for some nodes in the cluster(2555191)Fencing based on coordination point clients in Campus cluster environment mayshow the RFSM state as replaying for some nodes in the cluster.Workaround:Restart fencing on the node that shows RFSM state as replaying.Veritas Cluster Server may not come up after rebooting the first node inphased upgrade on Oracle Solaris 11 (2852863)If any of the kernel level services that depend upon Veritas Cluster Server (VCS)do not come up, then VCS fails to come up. The LLT, GAB, and Vxfen modulesmay also fail to come up because the add_drv command failed to add its driver to