PBX Cluster Service Failure
Updated: 10 Jun 2010 | 6 comments
On most of my Windows Server 2003 clusters I keep getting PBX failure alerts. The exact alert is: "Cluster Resource 'PBX-servername' in Resource Group 'PBX-ClusterGroup-ServerName' Failed"
The only solution that I have found online is to remove the pbx agent but they are connected to a SAN and I read that if it runs SAN or NOM I should not remove. Any suggestions?
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check event logs for these entries
Hi
check the event viewer logs for any entries such as:
"The Cluster Resource Monitor could not load the DLL C:\Program Files\VERITAS\VxPBX\bin\\pbxmscs.dll for resource type pbxmscs"
What are these servers? Media Servers or just Clients?
-Rajeev
"Unix IS user friendly... It's just selective about who its friends are"
They are just clients and I
They are just clients and I could not find any entries matching that. All the entries say what was descipted in my initial post.
is the netbackup installed as cluster-aware
Is netbackup installed as cluster-aware. This means, is netbackup configured to failover?
IF netbackup is not installed cluster-aware, then you can safely remove the PBX-ClusterGroup.
Refer this:
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/287349.htm
I believe that even if you have NOM, it should be safe to remove the service group as long as the PBX service is set to "automatic" in services.msc
NOTE: Apart from Netbackup, PBX is also used by Storage Foundation products. (For VEA)
Is there a way to install the
Is there a way to install the Windows client without having those Cluster resources created ? (a command line switch to setup.exe?)
It seems that
It seems that PBXCONFIGURECS="FALSE" should work... I'll check this today.
I confirm, with
I confirm, with PBXCONFIGURECS="FALSE" on the last line of silentinstall.bat AND in silentpatch.bat
Do not forget this in the patch or the resources will be created at that time.
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