You can use the installer's post-check to determine installation-related problems and to aid in troubleshooting.
When you use the postcheck option, it can help you troubleshoot the following VCS-related issues:
The heartbeat link does not exist.
The heartbeat link cannot communicate.
The heartbeat link is a part of a bonded or aggregated NIC.
A duplicated cluster ID exists.
The VRTSllt pkg version is not consistent on the nodes.
The llt-linkinstall value is incorrect.
The llthosts(4) or llttab(4) configuration is incorrect.
the /etc/gabtab
file is incorrect.
The incorrect GAB linkinstall value exists.
The VRTSgab pkg version is not consistent on the nodes.
The main.cf
file or the types.cf
file is invalid.
The /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/sysname
file is not consistent with the hostname.
The cluster UUID does not exist.
The uuidconfig.pl
file is missing.
The VRTSvcs pkg version is not consistent on the nodes.
The /etc/vxfenmode
file is missing or incorrect.
The /etc/vxfendg file
is invalid.
The vxfen link-install value is incorrect.
The VRTSvxfen pkg version is not consistent.
The postcheck option can help you troubleshoot the following SFHA or SFCFSHA issues:
Volume Manager cannot start because the /etc/vx/reconfig.d/state.d/install-db
file has not been removed.
Volume Manager cannot start because the Volboot
file is not loaded.
Volume Manager cannot start because no license exists.
Cluster Volume Manager cannot start because the CVM configuration is incorrect in the main.cf
file. For example, the Autostartlist value is missing on the nodes.
Cluster Volume Manager cannot come online because the node ID in the /etc/llthosts
file is not consistent.
Cluster Volume Manager cannot come online because Vxfen is not started.
Cluster Volume Manager cannot start because gab is not configured.
Cluster Volume Manager cannot come online because of a CVM protocol mismatch.
Cluster Volume Manager group name has changed from "cvm", which causes CVM to go offline.