HyperFabric Release Notes (B.11.11.05.01, B.11.23.03.01)

HyperFabric Release Notes
Known Problems and Workarounds
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Known Problems and Workarounds
The known problems and corresponding workarounds for versions B.11.11.05.01 and
B.11.23.03.01 of the HyperFabric software are as follows:
HyperFabric initialization may fail if the STRMSGSZ kernel parameter is set.
WORKAROUND: Set STRMSGSZ to 0 on /stand/system from the command line to unset
the parameter.
In SAM, set STRMSGSZ to 0 (zero) to unset the parameter.
The switch management software in HyperFabric has some problems that may result in
the following symptoms:
The HyperFabric management daemon (clic_mgmtd) loses connection with other
nodes in the cluster.
Invalid class messages (that is, class messages that are not related to HyperFabric)
get logged into the /var/adm/clic_log global log file.
WORKAROUND: Disconnect the HyperFabric switch(es) from the Ethernet network,
and leave them disconnected. Then, reconfigure HyperFabric by doing one of the
following:
Use the clic_init -c command, but do not configure switch management.
Use SAM (HP-UX 11.0 and 11i v1 only). As mentioned earlier, you cannot configure
switch management within SAM.
HyperFabric will work correctly without switch management configured, but the switches
will not create diagnostic logs.
When you run the clic_probe
nodename
-c
adapter_ID
command, if the adapter
specified by
adapter_ID
is not operational—and another (operational) adapter is
installed in the “source” node (the node you specified the clic_probe command
from)—clic_probe uses the other adapter. However, clic_probe does not notify you that
the adapter you specified is not operational. This will be fixed in a future release.
If you update the HyperFabric software from a version earlier than B.11.00.11 or
B.11.11.01 to the current release, the following things happen:
The files /etc/rc.config.d/clic_global_conf and /etc/rc.config.d/netconf
are moved to the directory /tmp/clic.
software_version
/ (for example,
/tmp/clic.B.11.00.10).
The /etc/rc.config.d/clic_global_conf file is deleted.