In an highly loaded system, LLT threads might not be able to run because of relatively low priority settings. This situation may result in heartbeat failures across cluster nodes.
You can modify the priorities for the timer and service threads by configuring kernel tunables in the file /etc/llt.conf
.
Following is a sample llt.conf
file:
llt_maxnids=32 llt_maxports=32 llt_nominpad=0 llt_basetimer=50000 llt_thread_pri=40
Table: Priorities for LLT threads for AIX depicts the priorities for LLT threads for AIX.
Table: Priorities for LLT threads for AIX
LLT thread |
Default priority |
Priority range |
Tunable to configure thread priority |
---|---|---|---|
LLT service thread |
40 |
40 to 60 |
llt_thread_pri |
Note that the priorities must lie within the priority range. If you specify a priority outside the range, LLT resets it to a value within the range.