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Conference spezko::cluster

Title:+ OpenVMS Clusters - The best clusters in the world! +
Notice:This conference is COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL. See #1.3
Moderator:PROXY::MOORE
Created:Fri Aug 26 1988
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5320
Total number of notes:23384

5316.0. "Mount Verification on MSCP served disks, no errors, why?" by HGOV05::KENNETH () Wed May 28 1997 06:25

Hi,

One of my customer told me that the MSCP served disk always get the following
message whenever accessing it.

%%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  28-MAY-1997 08:57:23.47  %%%%%%%%%%%
Device $2$DIA5: (CSDV02) is offline.
Mount verification is in progress.

%%%%%%%%%%%  OPCOM  28-MAY-1997 08:57:23.49  %%%%%%%%%%%
Mount verification has completed for device $2$DIA5: (CSDV02)

The configuration is as below:

		  |-------|			   |---------|
	[RF73]----| VAX A |-----------DSSI---------| VAX B   |
	[RF73]----|-------|                        |---------|
 MSCP serve disks


The message is displayed whenever there is an access from node VAX B, there 
is no message when accessing from node VAX A.   


The systems are running VAX 7610 and 7620 running VMS V5.5-2 for over 3 years
without problems.  There are no configuration changes.  These message
comes repeatly whenever there is an access from VAX B starting yesterday.

I have checked the errorlogs on both nodes, there is no error messages.

Is there anyone seen similar things before?  Any ideas?  What are the 
possible reasons for mount verification?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Kenneth Leung


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5316.1UTRTSC::jgoras-197-2-3.jgo.dec.com::JurVanDerBurgChange mode to Panic!Wed May 28 1997 07:324
You may start looking for a shortage of nonpaged pool on both systems.

Jur.

5316.2Plenty of nonpaged pool left.HGOV05::KENNETHThu May 29 1997 05:108
    Hi Jur.,
    
    There are plenty nonpaged pool left there on both systems.
    Is there any other possible causes?  I am really run out of ideas.
    
    Thanks again for your help.
    
    Kenneth Leung
5316.3Check for connection loss, and latest KitVMSSPT::JENKINSKevin M Jenkins VMS Support EngineeringThu May 29 1997 10:4911
    Couple of things...
    
    Check the REINIT count of the CDDB for the drives that go into
    mountverification. Use $ANA/SYS
    SDA>SHOW DEV $x$DUAxxxx, hit CR till you see the CDDB screen,
    the count is in the midle.
    
    Second, are you running with a later version of the VAXDRIV kit?
    something like 04 or 05 that has DUDRIVER, if not try it.
    
    Kevin
5316.4Reinit Count = 1HGOV05::KENNETHThu May 29 1997 23:5417
Hi Kevin,

The reinit count is equal to 1.  

Allocation class       2    CDRP Queue         empty    DDB address     84A16D00
System ID       00000408    Restart Queue      empty    CRB address     84A16C80
                    0000    DAP Count              0    CDDB link       82215B20
Contrl. ID      00000408    Contr. timeout        20    PDT address     821E43A0
                01040000    Reinit Count           1    Original UCB    00000000
Response ID     00000000    Wait UCB Count         0    UCB chain       82219A10
MSCP Cmd status FFFFFFFF

Is this cause the problem?

Regards,

Kenneth
5316.5Also check other nodeVMSSPT::JENKINSKevin M Jenkins VMS Support EngineeringMon Jun 02 1997 09:428
    
    You will see mountverfication each time the connection is reinited.
    Since this is the MSCP connection, also check the CDDBs on the
    other node with the direct connection to see if they are being
    reinited. If so, you'll need to try and determine what is causing
    a loss of connection.
    
    
5316.6Only 1 reinit count but several (repeating) mount verHGOV05::KENNETHWed Jun 04 1997 04:2310
    
    
    I only see one Reinit count and zero on the direct connected node.
    However, there are repeat mountverification messages.
    
    Is there any other things that cause the mountverification?
    
    Thanks again for your help.
    
    Kenneth