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Updated: July 2019
 
 

Logical Domains Virtual Disk Access Failed - Oracle Solaris Cluster Not Coming Up Following Single-Node Reboot (21421237)

This issue appears on the configuration of a two-node Oracle Solaris 3.3 3/13 cluster plus the Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 recommended patch set and quorum devices using the SCSI-2 protocol, configured as Oracle VM Server for SPARC guest domains serviced by Oracle Solaris 11.3 I/O domains.

If one node leaves the cluster, either due to a node halt, panic, reboot event, or loss of cluster interconnect (that is, split brain), delayed SCSI-2 access to a quorum device might lead to a panic on the other cluster node, producing an error similar to this one:

 panic[cpu13]/thread=30011df80e0: CMM: Unable to acquire the quorum device.

Workaround: On guest domains running Oracle Solaris 10 1/13 plus recommended patches, configure the quorum device to use the SCSI-3 protocol.

Recovery: If the workaround is unsuccessful, reboot the server. Collect any panic core dumps and contact your service representative.


Note -  For more information about administering SCSI protocol settings for storage devices, refer to the Oracle Solaris Cluster System Administration Guide.