The failure policy settings on the primary domain determine the action to be taken on the logical domain when there is a primary domain failures. When configured to failure-policy=reset, the logical domain would panic when the primary domain fails. If the failure policy is not set to reset on all the primary domains, the resource creation would fail. You must set the master-slave domain dependency and auto-boot? variable to appropriate values. Perform the following steps on the node where the ldg0 logical domain is created:
# ldm set-domain failure-policy=reset primary # ldm list -o domain primary NAME STATE FLAGS UTIL primary active -n-cv- 0.6% SOFTSTATE Solaris running HOSTID 0x84d4a2ce CONTROL failure-policy=reset DEPENDENCY master=
# ldm set-domain master=primary ldg0
# ldm set-var auto-boot?=false ldg0 # ldm list -o domain ldg0 NAME STATE FLAGS UTIL ldg0 active n--- 0.1% SOFTSTATE Solaris running HOSTID 0x84f8a040 CONTROL failure-policy=reset DEPENDENCY master=primary VARIABLES auto-boot?=false boot-device=vdisk1 keyboard-layout=US-English