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<strong>Cluster</strong> Troubleshooting<br />

C.3 Satellite Fails to Boot<br />

C.3.4 Disk Server Troubleshooting<br />

To diagnose and correct problems for disk servers, follow the steps outlined in<br />

this section.<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Perform the steps in Section C.3.2.<br />

2 For each satellite node, verify the following system parameter values:<br />

MSCP_LOAD = 1<br />

MSCP_SERVE_ALL = 1<br />

3 The disk servers for the system disk must be connected directly to the disk.<br />

C.3.5 Satellite Booting Troubleshooting<br />

To diagnose and correct problems for satellite booting, follow the steps outlined in<br />

this section.<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Perform the steps in Sections C.3.2, C.3.3, and C.3.4.<br />

2 For each satellite node, verify that the VOTES system parameter is set to 0.<br />

3 ‡On Alpha systems, verify the DECnet network database on the MOP servers by running<br />

the NCP utility and entering the following commands to display node characteristics. The<br />

following example displays information about an Alpha node named UTAH:<br />

$ MCR NCP<br />

NCP> SHOW NODE UTAH CHARACTERISTICS<br />

Node Volatile Characteristics as of 15-JAN-1994 10:28:09<br />

Remote node = 63.227 (UTAH)<br />

Hardware address = 08-00-2B-2C-CE-E3<br />

Load file = APB.EXE<br />

Load Assist Agent = SYS$SHARE:NISCS_LAA.EXE<br />

Load Assist Parameter = $69$DUA100:[SYS17.]<br />

The load file must be APB.EXE. In addition, when booting Alpha nodes, for each LAN<br />

adapter specified on the boot command line, the load assist parameter must point to the<br />

same system disk and root number.<br />

4 †On VAX systems, verify the DECnet network database on the MOP servers by running<br />

the NCP utility and entering the following commands to display node characteristics. The<br />

following example displays information about a VAX node named ARIEL:<br />

†VAX specific<br />

‡Alpha specific<br />

C–10 <strong>Cluster</strong> Troubleshooting<br />

$ MCR NCP<br />

NCP> SHOW CHAR NODE ARIEL<br />

Node Volatile Characteristics as of 15-JAN-1994 13:15:28<br />

Remote node = 2.41 (ARIEL)<br />

Hardware address = 08-00-2B-03-27-95<br />

Tertiary loader = SYS$SYSTEM:TERTIARY_VMB.EXE<br />

Load Assist Agent = SYS$SHARE:NISCS_LAA.EXE<br />

Load Assist Parameter = DISK$VAXVMSRL5:<br />

Note that on VAX nodes, the tertiary loader is SYS$SYSTEM:TERTIARY_VMB.EXE.

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