Archive for category Failover cluster
Failover cluster – is your rhs.exe crashing or your cluster taking a lifetime to shutdown?
Posted by Daniele Grandini in Bug, Failover cluster on December 5, 2011
March 23rd update. Eventually Microsoft acknowledged the issue: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2673129/en-us?sd=rss&spid=14134 Well if you have one or both these issues then you probably are in the same situation we stumble into. On a customer site, relying heavily on Hyper-v failover clusters, we started to have “strange” issues: The VMs started to shutdown unexpectedly and we got […]
Eventually we got cumulative 1 for R2
Posted by Daniele Grandini in Failover cluster, KB, SCOM on January 16, 2010
It will resolve the cluster issues I reported on and the annoying issue with health state mismatch, among the others. Strongly recommended, after proper testing. Cumulative Update 1 for System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 Cumulative Update 1 contains a number of fixes for the Operations Manager 2007 R2 release. A number of fixes require […]
Failover cluster monitoring – quick insight
Posted by Daniele Grandini in Failover cluster, SCOM on November 7, 2009
While I was trying to understand why my cluster nodes won’t dismiss I dug a little more inside cluster monitoring with opsmgr. As usual I have no access to source code so I can go wrong on some assumptions. The core logic behind cluster discovery and management is coded (natively) in mommodules.dll. The dll exports: […]
R2 and cluster monitoring – issues and pitfalls
Posted by Daniele Grandini in Bug, Failover cluster, SCOM on October 18, 2009
I think it’s time to wrap the various answers we can find on cluster monitoring and decommissioning in R2. Failover clustering is an high availability solution and my quote is “if you want to keep it HA you need to monitor it”. So we all expect OpsMgr to do an egregious job in monitoring failover […]