Cluster Log error message
Hi,
Ive got an error appearing in my cluster.log, the service goes into a offline pending for around an hour.
Has anyone help me resolve these errors?
Ive got an error appearing in my cluster.log, the service goes into a offline pending for around an hour.
Has anyone help me resolve these errors?
000005d4.000009bc::2010/11/06-08:07:37.039 INFO [GUM] Node 1: Processing RequestLock 2:555
000005d4.000009bc::2010/11/06-08:07:37.039 INFO [GUM] Node 1: Processing GrantLock to 2 (sent by 1 gumid: 11946)
00000450.00001368::2010/11/08-09:12:06.637 WARN [RHS] ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126), unable to load resource DLL mqclus.dll
000005d4.000010a0::2010/11/08-09:12:06.637 INFO [RCM] rcm::RcmResType::LoadDll: Got error 126; will attempt to load mqclus.dll via Wow64.
00000b48.00000b84::2010/11/08-09:12:06.637 WARN [RHS] ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126), unable to load resource DLL mqclus.dll
000005d4.000010a0::2010/11/08-09:12:06.637 WARN [RCM] Failed to load restype MSMQ: error 126.
00000450.00001368::2010/11/08-09:12:06.652 WARN [RHS] ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126), unable to load resource DLL mqtgclus.dll
000005d4.000010a0::2010/11/08-09:12:06.652 INFO [RCM] rcm::RcmResType::LoadDll: Got error 126; will attempt to load mqtgclus.dll via Wow64.
00000b48.00000b84::2010/11/08-09:12:06.652 WARN [RHS] ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126), unable to load resource DLL mqtgclus.dll
000005d4.000010a0::2010/11/08-09:12:06.652 WARN [RCM] Failed to load restype MSMQTriggers: error 126.
ASKER
This is 2008 Server, I cannot see it installed within Roles or features or installed in programs and features.
The attached image, shows what is available to install in the features section.
My exchange cluster works fine though without this installed.
message.png
Can we get a little more of what is going on?
What are you getting in the event viewers?
Is this a file server? SQL Server?
What is running on the server?
What are you getting in the event viewers?
Is this a file server? SQL Server?
What is running on the server?
ASKER
EventID 21117 (Hyper V)
Virtual Machine Configuration EPO' failed to create the virtual network switch ports for the virtual machine. Check the settings of the virtual machine.
EventID 21203 (hyper V)
Failed to create virtual network switch port '1753674b-56c4-4d79-a125-f
Event ID 21502 (system)
Virtual Machine Configuration EPO' failed to create the virtual network switch ports for the virtual machine. Check the settings of the virtual machine.
Background:
This is a server 2008 x64, running HyperV on a failover cluster between 2 nodes. Nothing else is running on this server. Storage is provided by SAN and all storage is presented to both servers and working ok.
1515.log
Virtual Machine Configuration EPO' failed to create the virtual network switch ports for the virtual machine. Check the settings of the virtual machine.
EventID 21203 (hyper V)
Failed to create virtual network switch port '1753674b-56c4-4d79-a125-f
Event ID 21502 (system)
Virtual Machine Configuration EPO' failed to create the virtual network switch ports for the virtual machine. Check the settings of the virtual machine.
Background:
This is a server 2008 x64, running HyperV on a failover cluster between 2 nodes. Nothing else is running on this server. Storage is provided by SAN and all storage is presented to both servers and working ok.
1515.log
Googling the EventID 21117 comes back with these as the first two:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd582126%28WS.10%29.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winserversetup/thread/13496a6b-e1a0-490c-9ebe-3759719e1ff1
Have you tried them?
I hate being a google monkey -- but I did my clustering with physical boxes -- not VM's.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd582126%28WS.10%29.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winserversetup/thread/13496a6b-e1a0-490c-9ebe-3759719e1ff1
Have you tried them?
I hate being a google monkey -- but I did my clustering with physical boxes -- not VM's.
ASKER
Sorry, its a physical boexes as failover cluster, but has HA VMs on top of that.
I wasnt sure about the permissions one, what permisions?
This is an Exchange box? Or file server?
>> the service goes into a offline pending for around an hour.
What service is going into offline pending?
>> the service goes into a offline pending for around an hour.
What service is going into offline pending?
ASKER
just a server with no roles except a failover cluster, Hyper V.
All VMs have the same error when moving services when node 1 to node 2
Ok, I'm now getting lost in this. You have a failover cluster that is VM'd?
Before you clustered did you make sure that they had matching drive signatures?
Before you clustered did you make sure that they had matching drive signatures?
ASKER
My apologies.
the failover cluster is physical. On this there is a HA VMs. there is no other roles on this cluster server apart from the Hyper V.
All the validation tests passed when configuring the cluster
the failover cluster is physical. On this there is a HA VMs. there is no other roles on this cluster server apart from the Hyper V.
All the validation tests passed when configuring the cluster
If I understand your scenario correctly, you have two physical servers running Server 2008 with the Hyper-V role installed as their only service (aside from clustering). You cluster the two of them together. You have the server be a Hyper-V virtual host to X number of virtual machine(s). You are seeing the errors you posted on the HOST server (not the VMs it hosts).
Here are a few Questions:
1. How many PHYSICAL servers are involved?
2. How are they clustered (active-active, active-passive, etc.)?
3. How are the clustered servers replicating data to each other (forced replication, SAN, etc.)?
I know some of these things were mentioned by you already, but I am trying to get a complete picture in one post.
Cheers,
Justin
Here are a few Questions:
1. How many PHYSICAL servers are involved?
2. How are they clustered (active-active, active-passive, etc.)?
3. How are the clustered servers replicating data to each other (forced replication, SAN, etc.)?
I know some of these things were mentioned by you already, but I am trying to get a complete picture in one post.
Cheers,
Justin
ASKER
No problem
1. 2 Physical Servers
2. It is a failover cluster.
3. SAN, presented to both physical servers
Thank for that, Pilly170. Did the comments in the first paragraph of post http:#a34188499 correctly summarize your scenario?
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
Create a free account to see this answer
Signing up is free and takes 30 seconds. No credit card required.
Wow... You have to love MS solutions: "Destroy and rebuild". Do you need assistance in closing this Question?
ASKER
Sorry I thought I accepted as solution.
ASKER
This is how I resolved it
It will be something like Add Remove programs (appwiz.cpl) --> Add remove windows features and make sure all components for Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) Server are selected.