4.11.7 Troubleshooting the CCD (Sun Cluster 2.2 System Administration Guide)

Sun Cluster 2.2 System Administration Guide

4.11.7 Troubleshooting the CCD

The system logs errors in the CCD to the /var/opt/SUNWcluster/ccd/ccd.log file. Critical error messages are also passed to the Cluster Console. Additionally, in the rare case of a crash, the software creates a core file under /var/opt/SUNWcluster/ccd.

The following is an example of the ccd.log file.

lpc204# cat ccd.log
Apr 16 14:54:05 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1005]: (info) starting `START' transition 
with time-out 10000
Apr 16 14:54:05 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1005]: (info) completed `START' transition 
with status 0
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1005]: (info) starting `STEP1' transition 
with time-out 20000
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1000]: (info) Nodeid = 0 Up = 0 Gennum = 0 
Date = Feb 14 10h30m00 1997 Restore = 4
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1002]: (info) start reconfiguration elected 
CCD from Nodeid = 0
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1004]: (info) the init CCD database is 
consistent
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1001]: (info) Node is up as a one-node 
cluster after scadmin startcluster; skipping ccd quorum test
Apr 16 14:54:06 lpc204 ID[SUNWcluster.ccd.ccdd.1005]: (info) completed `STEP1' transition 
with status 0

The following table lists the most common error messages with suggestions for resolving the problem. Refer to the Sun Cluster 2.2 Error Messages Manual for the complete list of error messages.

Table 4-1 Common Error Messages for the Cluster Configuration Database


Number Range	Explanation	What You Should Do
4200	Cannot open file	Restore the CCD by running the `ccdadm` `-r` command.
4302	File not found	Restore the CCD by running the `ccdadm` `-r` command.
4307	Inconsistent Init CCD	Remove, then reinstall, the Sun Cluster software.
4402	Error registering RPC server	Check your public network (networking problem).
4403	RPC client create failed	Check your public network (networking problem).
5000	System execution error	The synchronization script has an error. Check the permissions on the script.
5300	Invalid CCD, needs to be restored	Restore the CCD by running the `ccdadm` `-r` command.
5304	Error running freeze command	There are incorrect arguments in the executed synchronization script. Check that the format of the script is correct.
5306	Cluster pointer is null	This message indicates that the cluster does not exist (`ccdadm` `cluster`). Check that you typed the cluster name correctly.