That error and the information from ppme.log tell me that another node owns the resources of the disk. Please, note that the migration commands must be performed from the node that owns the cluster group because PPME wants to access the disk and can only be done by the node that owns the resource.
andress1
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August 13th, 2015 14:00
Yes, PPME support 3 node cluster.
That error and the information from ppme.log tell me that another node owns the resources of the disk. Please, note that the migration commands must be performed from the node that owns the cluster group because PPME wants to access the disk and can only be done by the node that owns the resource.
kelleg
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August 13th, 2015 14:00
You might want to also post this question in the PowerPath forum
https://community.emc.com/community/products/powerpath
glen
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August 17th, 2015 00:00
The Cluster Disk ressource are owned by the host where the command was executed.
The PPME ressource are created in the ressource group.
EMC support asked me to reinstall PowerPath.
It seems that PPME cannot access the shared Database in C:\program files\EMC\ppme\db\umdbb
17-08-15:07:35:48:UMD: Error: umd_OpenDbase failed rc = ffffffff errCode = 21
17-08-15:07:35:48:UMD: Error: umd_CloseDbase failed rc = ffffffff errCode = 9e
17-08-15:07:35:48:API: Error: Setup failed: PPME error(88): Cannot check a migration handle for cluster migration
is this DB shared between cluster node ?
thx a lot for your help.
Mich
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August 20th, 2015 22:00
Hello, I believe this is a known issue with PPME 6.0. Please see KB https://support.emc.com/kb/204859
It will be fixed in PP 6.0 SP1. This is may not be released for a while.
Alternative is to uninstall PP 6.0 and install 5.7 SP4 for the migration.
Regards, Michel.