ExpressCluster X 2.0 for Windows Reference Guide - Nec

Message Solution
There is the HBA information that is
not configured. Are you sure you want
automatic configuration?
There is difference between the disk
information in the configuration
information and the disk information in
the server.
Are you sure you want automatic
modification?
The upload was stopped. To upload
the configuration file, suspend the
cluster from the Service menu.
The upload was stopped. To upload
the configuration file, stop the groups
to which you made changes.
The upload was stopped. To upload
the configuration file, stop the
resources to which you made
changes.
The upload was stopped. Applying the
cluster configuration file failed in one
or more servers.
The upload was stopped. Applying the
cluster configuration file failed in one
or more servers.
The upload was stopped. There is
one ore more servers that cannot be
connected to. To apply cluster
configuration information forcibly, run
the clpcfctrl command on the server.
An error occurred when applying data
to the cluster. Cfctrl (%0)
Section I Detailed functions of ExpressCluster
Using the menu bar of the Builder
The HBA information is not configured for the server
where the information of HBA for accessing the shared
disk was configured at the time of the installation. If you
select Yes, the information configured at the time of the
installation is inherited.
The combination between the GUID information of the
volume and the drive letter does not match with the one
on the actual servers. If you select Yes, automatic
configuration is performed by determining the current
GUID information from the derive letter.
Since the cluster has not been stopped, uploading the
cluster configuration data has been cancelled. Stop the
cluster first, and then upload the data again.
Since the cluster has not been suspended, uploading
the cluster configuration data has been cancelled.
Suspend the cluster first, and then upload the data
again.
Since the group whose settings have been changed
has not been stopped, uploading the cluster
configuration data has been cancelled. Stop the group
whose settings have been changed, or the group to
which the resource whose settings have been changed
belongs, and then upload the data again.
Since the resource whose settings have been changed
has not been stopped, uploading the cluster
configuration data has been cancelled. Stop the
resource whose settings have been changed, and then
upload the data again.
Since there is a server that failed to send the cluster
configuration data, uploading the cluster configuration
data has been cancelled. Upload the data again.
Since there is a server that cannot be connected to
exist in the cluster, uploading the cluster configuration
data has been cancelled. Make sure that all the servers
in the cluster have been started, and then upload the
cluster configuration data.
Even if a server that cannot be connected to exists in
the cluster, to upload the cluster configuration data
forcibly, refer to “Creating a cluster and backing up
configuration data (clpcfctrl command)” in Chapter 4
“ExpressCluster command reference.”
Since an error has occurred while performing
processing, uploading the cluster configuration data
has been cancelled. Upload the data again.
Related Information:
If a server that cannot be connected to exists in the cluster, the cluster configuration data cannot
be uploaded from the Builder. In this case, by running the clpcfctrl command, you can forcibly
upload the cluster configuration data only on the server that can be connected to.
Follow the steps below to forcibly upload the cluster configuration data.
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