After I install AutoStart 5.3.SP3, I put my backup.def to the directory "C:\Program Files\EMC\AutoStart\ENvPlus\bin", while ENvPlus is the domain name I created during installation.
Then I ran the command "ftcli –domain ENvPlus –cmd restore & ftcli –domain ENvPlus –cmd “enableRule SysStateRule”"
SysStateRule is the rule I created in the backup.def.
Then the configuration was successfully done and the rule and other objects are created successfully, but the rule wasn't enabled, and I got the following error:
No AutoStart Primary Agents were found that would accept our connection.
Connection Unsuccessfully attempted at:
cnnms501
I think this is because when the "enableRule SysStateRule" is ran, the agent was restarted, but I'm not sure. Can anyone assure this?
Will the restore command lead to the agent restart?
Since this command works well in Legato 5.1, and the rule was enabled after the script ran, or after the agent is restarted.
Hello again - no, the agent should not restart after the import of the backup .def file. For some reason it was down when you issued the enableRule command. Check the log file for the possible cause.
Ah, the error is caused by the fact that the EMC Mirror Data Sources do not get completely recreated when importing the backup file. That s because the mirror data source and corresponding services store the confguration in the registry. Importing the backup file recreates the configuration of the data sources in Autostart config, but not the registry part. Unfortunately these data sources have to be recreated manually. It still should no cause the backbone to restart at least from my experience.
After the AutoStart is installed, the "MirrorUnconfig.log" is there.
I use one backup.def configured by us own to restore the AutoStart configuration.
After investigation, I found out that the agent restart was caused by the misconfiguration of the backup.def.
There is one field called nodefd, after I wrote the IP address of my PC to the "source.addr" field, then after restore, the agent wasn't restarted.
nodefd server1{
nodeAddrs = {
{
sourceType = domain
source.addr = 172.21.1.153
destination.addr =
}
{
sourceType = domain
source.addr = 172.21.1.153
destination.addr =
}
}
mirrorInfo.address =
mirrorInfo.partner.nodeName =
}
So I want to ask one question, is anyone know the what does this field relate with? Is it specify the NIC IP of my PC? How will this field affect the AutoStart behavior? Is there corresponding field in the console?
daniel_vongehr
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Posted May 14th, 2010 01:00
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