IPMP. Is this a NIC problem!!?


 
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Old 03-20-2009
IPMP. Is this a NIC problem!!?

-- IPMP Groups --

Node Name Group Status Adapter Status
--------- ----- ------ ------- ------
IPMP Group: hostname1.xx-xxxx.xxxi sc_ipmp1 Online ce5 Online
IPMP Group: hostname1.xx-xxxx.xxxi ipmpgrp01 Online ce8 Online
IPMP Group: hostname1.xx-xxxx.xxxi ipmpgrp01 Online ce4 Offline

IPMP Group: hostname2.xx-xxxx.xxxi sc_ipmp1 Online ce5 Online
IPMP Group: hostname2.xx-xxxx.xxxi ipmpgrp01 Online ce8 Online
IPMP Group: hostname2.xx-xxxx.xxxi ipmpgrp01 Online ce4 Online

Note that ce4 on host1 is offline. This is a 2 node Oracle RAC.

Thanks.
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Old 03-20-2009
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Old 03-21-2009
Nope, its not a NIC problem.
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