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Solution Type Problem Resolution Sure Solution 1014113.1 : VTL - HA Nodes Appear to Have Failed Over to Each Other
PreviouslyPublishedAs 220406
Applies to:Sun StorageTek VTL Plus Storage Appliance - Version: 1.0 - Build 1323 to 2.0 - Build 1656 - Release: 1.0 to 2.0Sun StorageTek VTL Storage Appliance - Version: 4.0 - Build 1221 to 4.0 - Build 1221 [Release: 4.0 to 4.0] All Platforms . ***Checked for relevance on 19-07-2011*** (dd-mm-yyyy) SymptomsIn a VTL High Availability (HA) configuration, both nodes can failover to eachother, causing a "mutual failover" condition. This is the expected reaction for VTL in an HA config under certain circumstances for precautionary measures. For example, in a power outage situation this is expected. Both servers are red in VTL Console indicating it has failed over. Each node can be servicing the others resources or neither taking control of the other. Or only one server may be servicing the other's services and the other node may not be due to the failover not completing completely (this can happen when the one node fails over completely first, and the second then can't complete the failover). ChangesNetwork changes can cause this condition.CauseDouble failovers can be caused by a number of external conditions including network problems.SolutionIn any of the above scenarios, the following procedure can be used to get back to a "normal" failover state.
To get back to normal failover mode, do the following: 1) Verify both servers are "ready" to failback:
2) Stop failover on Secondary (this will force a takeback of the Primary server). From the Secondary server command prompt:
Note: this may take several minutes to complete the transfer of resources back to Primary server. Once GUI reports Primary is no longer failed over (refer to status line on bottom left corner of GUI or Failover information folder in GUI) 3) Stop failover on Primary (this will force a takeback of the secondary server), from the primary server command prompt:
Note: this may take several minutes to complete the transfer of resources back to Primary server. Once GUI reports Primary is no longer failed over (refer to status line on bottom left corner of GUI or Failover information folder in GUI) 4) Start failover modules on both servers:
5) Check status of both VTL servers, from server command prompt:
6) Verify "Normal" failover status in GUI:
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