Using the cluster admin command line tool I have created a simple batch script to check the status of our active/passive cluster servers and check a key service from each cluster group. The syntax of the script is as follows:
"echo EUROPA CLUSTER (ACTIVE EB07GLER) >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
echo. >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
Cluster /cluster:eb09glerc group >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
echo. >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
Cluster /cluster:eb09glerc resource "Objective Server" >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
Cluster /cluster:eb09glerc resource "TSM group server" >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
Cluster /cluster:ebo9glerc resource "Oracle Services for MSCS" >> c:\scripts\checkcluster.lo
In total the script is checking 6 clusters and successfully completes on all servers except for one server where randomly one of the cluster groups (normally the second in script), reports "System error 1722 has occurred" On further investigation if the script is ran line by line it is reporting "The RPC server is unavailable." Output is as follows:
"EUROPA CLUSTER (ACTIVE EB07GLER)
Listing status for all available resource groups:
Group Node Status
-------------------- --------------- ------
Cluster Group EB07GLER Online
Application Group EB07GLER Online
TSM Group EB07GLER Online
Listing status for resource 'Objective Server':
Resource Group Node Status
-------------------- -------------------- --------------- ------
Objective Server Application Group EB07GLER Online
Listing status for resource 'TSM group server':
Resource Group Node Status
-------------------- -------------------- --------------- ------
TSM group server TSM Group EB07GLER Online
System error 1722 has occurred"
After looking at previous articles in the forum I have checked all settings and compared against other servers in the group and cannot see any problems. I would appreciate if anyone can assit me accordingly.
Regards
Graeme
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Tried this with no success. It is strange that it is only happening on one of our cluster groups. The problem still occurs when running the command whilst logged on at the cluster. It transpires that the error is happening with the same cluster resource. In this occasion it is the "Oracle Services for MSCS" resource. I have compared this resource with the other cluster servers in our site and the settings are identical.
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by: stardust126Posted on 2004-08-24 at 10:38:57ID: 11884381
Try putting sleep 5 between the commands, so the cluster check wont run directly one after another, but will wait few seconds between each.