scstat error
Hi All ,
The below error message is extracted from /var/adm/messages
Dec 11 10:51:22 DIRPRN1 Cluster.CCR: [ID 544775 daemon.error] libpnm system error: bind failed.: Cannot assign requested address
The error message is occurying during execution of scstat command.
Please give me the suggestion how can i prevent the error.
Regards,
R. Rajesh Kannan
# 1
Can you provide a little more information? The bugs database has a couple of occurences of this but only under system load. Is your system under load? If so, there are some network tuning things that might help.
Information that might help:
* Configuration h/w, s/w versions (Solaris and SC)
* Resource group config
* Any other /var/adm/messages around the time from all nodes.
* What was happening on the system at the time of the problem
Thanks,
Tim
# 2
Hi Tim ,
Please find the details
Solaris 9 / Sun Cluster 3.1
Resource Group Configuration
-- Device Group Servers --
Device GroupPrimary Secondary
-
Device group servers: dirset DIRPRN1 DIRPRN2
-- Device Group Status --
Device GroupStatus
Device group status:dirset Online
-- Multi-owner Device Groups --
Device GroupOnline Status
-
-- Resource Groups and Resources --
Group Name Resources
-
Resources: dir-rg dirlh dir-stg ldap-res policyha-res
-- Resource Groups --
Group Name Node NameState
- --
Group: dir-rg DIRPRN1 Online
Group: dir-rg DIRPRN2 Offline
-- Resources --
Resource NameNode NameStateStatus Message
-----
Resource: dirlhDIRPRN1 OnlineOnline - LogicalHostname online.
Resource: dirlhDIRPRN2 OfflineOffline - LogicalHostname offline.
Resource: dir-stg DIRPRN1 OnlineOnline
Resource: dir-stg DIRPRN2 OfflineOffline
Resource: ldap-resDIRPRN1 OnlineOnline - Completed successfully.
Resource: ldap-resDIRPRN2 OfflineOffline - Successfully stopped Sun ONE Directory Server.
Resource: policyha-resDIRPRN1 OnlineOnline
Resource: policyha-resDIRPRN2 OfflineOffline
-- IPMP Groups --
Node NameGroupStatus AdapterStatus
---
IPMP Group: DIRPRN1 ipmp1Online bge1Online
IPMP Group: DIRPRN1 ipmp1Online bge0Online
Regards,
R. Rajesh Kannan.
# 4
Hi Tim ,
I searched the error messages in google.In that, i found the reason for error is "Resource on the system being very low e.g: low memory"
We have a 2 GB of memory for Sun Fire V240.I have checked in the top output it shows only 600 MB available memory.So, I have killed the old connections of sshd (nearly 1000 instances). After killing the sshd process, server gets the free memory of 1008 MB.
Now, I ran scstat command, the error is not coming.
Thanks for your support.
Regards,
R. Rajesh Kannan.