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ExpressCluster X 2.0 for Windows Reference Guide - Nec

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Recovering a suspended server (with unresolved network<br />

partition)<br />

Section III Maintenance in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

Since activating the same group is prevented on multiple servers, the group cannot be started. A<br />

server is suspended (with unresolved network partition) when all the conditions below are met.<br />

- There are two or more network partition resolution resources of the DISK method.<br />

- An error has occurred in the network partition resolution resource of the DISK method, and<br />

network partitioning cannot be resolved.<br />

- Network partitioning or failure of a server occurred.<br />

Per<strong>for</strong>m the following steps to recover the suspended server.<br />

1. If network partitioning occurred, recover all the heartbeat resources to the normal status. To<br />

check if the network partition has occurred, refer to “When network partitioning occurs.”<br />

2. Shut down the whole cluster by using the WebManager or the clpstdn command.<br />

3. Start all the cluster servers.<br />

4. Recover the network partition resolution resource of the DISK method with an error. For<br />

how to recover, refer to “When a network partition resolution resource error is detected.”<br />

5. If a suspended server (rebooted after shutdown) exists, recover the server by using the<br />

WebManager and the clpcl command.<br />

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