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Cluster Disk timed out, then failed event ID 1069
Hi. I have a six nodes Microsoft cluster nodes, Symantec Storage Foundation with SP1 is running. Recently I added a new node. Whenever I do a failover, the disk resources times out and failed then I have bring the disk resources online manually. Two error messages reported. One for timing out, 2nd for failure. Eror #1 (Event ID 1045) - Cluster resource <DiskResourceName> timed out. If the pending timeout is too short for this resource, consider increasing the pending timeout value Error #2 (Event ID 1069) - Cluster resource '<DiskName>' in Resource Group '<GroupName> Group' failed. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks Hatif
Can Internal Volume name be changed?
VSFW 4.3 MP2 / Windows 2003 Sp2 I need to change the Internal Volume Name / Device Path of a volume from Volume1 to something more meaningful. Unfortunately, the name wasn't set before user data was placed on that volume so I cannot delete the volume. Can I change the internal name and, if so, how? Various forums suggest using "vxedit rename <oldname> <newname>" but that command doesn't seem to exist within VSFW Others suggest expanding the disks node in the tree view, right clicking the desired disk node and selecting "Change Disk Internal Name" from the context menu but I can't seem to find this option at all. Can this be done or is format / rename / restore the only option available to me? Thanks, Chris
How to get Volume information?
Hi all, We are in the proces of fully automating extending a volume. I need some information on which commands to do this with. To extend the correct disks I need the SerialNumbers of those disks so Storage management knows which luns to extend in the SAN environment. Does anyone know how to find these numbers through commands? Ivo
