01-25-2011
HACMP resource group State not STABLE
Hi,
Not sure if this is the correct forum to post this on but maybe a mod could move it if not.
When trying to move a HACMP resource group between lpars on AIX I receive the following.
State not STABLE/RP_RUNNING or ibcasts Join for node 2 rejected,
Clearing in join protocol flag
Attempting to recover resource group from error
"Resource group not found in client configuration"
echo '+BrokerMB02rg:clvaryonvg prmb02vg[808]' LC_ALL=C 0516-052 varyonvg: Volume group cannot be varied
on without a quorum. More physical volumes in the group must be active. Run diagnostics on inactive PVs.
When these errors are received the resource group then starts back up on the original node.
I have checked the LV's and Quorum is disabled and there are nbo stale PV's
Any help or pointers in the right direction would be much aprreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
Last edited by elmesy; 01-26-2011 at 05:04 AM..
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