LLT (Low Latency Transport) not starting up due to cluster ID conflict.

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Article ID: 100020993

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Resolution

Change the cluster ID value in /etc/llttab to a unique value. (This value should be changed to the new value on all nodes in the cluster)
 
set-nodehostname
set-cluster155  <<<<<<<<<<<<<
linkipge2 /dev/ipge:2 - ether - -
linkipge3 /dev/ipge:3 - ether - -
link-lowpriipge0 /dev/ipge:0 - ether - -
exclude2-31
 
Start LLT on each node using the command:
 
#cd /etc/rc2.d
#./S70llt start
StartingLLT...
 
While this issue was reported on Solaris, the same problem can theoretically occur on other platforms as well.
 

 

Issue/Introduction

LLT (Low Latency Transport) not starting up due to cluster ID conflict.