Review the following list for information about troubleshooting
common problems. The information that is provided for IBM® PowerHA® SystemMirror for AIX® does
not represent all possible scenarios.
- Warning messages that are issued after you run the clverify utility
- You can run the PowerHA cluster verification utility, clverify, on one node to verify the cluster configuration and the assignment
on the PowerHA resources.
If you run the clverify utility after you define
the Tivoli® Storage
Manager server as a PowerHA application,
warning messages are issued.
Warning messages display
because the shell scripts that start and stop the Tivoli Storage
Manager servers
are in a shared file system. The shell scripts can only be run on
one node at a time. Therefore, the shell scripts can be available
on only one node at a time. You can ignore the clverify utility warning messages. If a shared file system cannot be mounted,
the Tivoli Storage
Manager server cannot be started.
- Tivoli Storage
Manager server fails to start after you issue the startserver script
- If you use the startserver shell script and PowerHA fails to start the Tivoli Storage
Manager server,
start it manually on a terminal without the quiet option. If you want
to run the server with the quiet option, issue the dsmserv
-q command.
- Messages that are associated with the tctl command
- If you issue the tctl -f/dev/rmt2 rewind command
the following message might be displayed:
/dev/rmt2: A device is already mounted or cannot be unmounted
This message means that the I/O device is locked with a SCSI RESERVE
by a system other than the one on which the tctl command was run. If you are using persistent reservation, the Tivoli Storage
Manager server preempts
a drive reservation by default. If the device driver does not use
persistent reservation, the server performs a target reset.
- "ANS4329S Server out of data storage space" message
- If the ANS4329S Server out of data storage
space message is displayed on a Tivoli Storage
Manager client,
the license for the Tivoli Storage
Manager server might
be non-compliant. Issue the QUERY LICENSE command
to display the compliance information for the license. If the compliance
state is valid, use the QUERY ACTLOG command on
the server and review the messages that are displayed to identify
the problem.