HASP and ZFS
Hi All,
I'm using clustered zones and ZFS and I get these messages below.
Is this something that I need to be worried about ?
Have I missed something when I created the resource which actually
is configured "by the book"?
Will HAStoragePlus work as expected?
Can I somehow verify that the zpool is monitored?
Apr 4 15:38:07 dceuxa2 SC[SUNW.HAStoragePlus:4,dceux08a-rg,dceux08a-hasp,hastorageplus_postnet_stop]: [ID 815306 daemon.warning] Extension properties GlobalDevicePaths and FilesystemMountPoints are both empty.
/Regards
Ulf
[594 byte] By [
Uffe_ba] at [2007-11-27 0:05:37]
# 1
I've not seen this message before. Did you name a zpool in the HAStoragePlus resource? If so, then the error must be coming from somewhere else, because I've not seen them with a simple HA-ZFS fail-over.Tim
# 3
Thanks for Your quick replies.
The HASP resource was created with -x Zpools="orapool1,orapool2"
and all other properties is at their defaults.
part of clrs show -v...
Resource:dceux08a-hasp
Type:SUNW.HAStoragePlus:4
Type_version:4
Group:dceux08a-rg
R_description:
Resource_project_name:default
Enabled{dceuxa1:dceux08a}:True
Enabled{dceuxa2:dceux08a}:True
Monitored{dceuxa1:dceux08a}: True
Monitored{dceuxa2:dceux08a}: True
FilesystemMountPoints:<NULL>
GlobalDevicePaths:<NULL>
Zpools:orazpool1 orazpool2
(Solaris10u3/Sparc SC3.2, EIS 27-Feb)
/BR
Ulf
# 4
You can savely ignore the warning message. I filled CR 6543752 to get it enhaced to also consider the Zpools proprty. So HASP will work as expected.
Note that HASP does not monitor the zpool itself. The monitoring method is a NOP for any type of file system / disk group within HASP.
Greets
Thorsten
