Troubleshooting steps:
1.
Relaunch the wizard, go to the Cluster Settings page, and click
Next
to retry the operation.
If the operation fails again, run
ifconfig bond0:0
. If the output is empty, use the following
command to set the VIF on the server:
ibrix_fm -c <VIF IP address> -d bond0:0 -n <VIF Netmask> -v cluster
2.
Check the status of the Fusion Manager registration on the primary server:
ibrix_fm –i
If the output is
FusionServer: fusion manager name not set! (active, quorum
is not configured)
and the output of
ibrix_fm –l
is empty, use the following command
to perform the Fusion Manager registration:
ibrix_fm -R hostname -I ipaddress
3.
Run the
ibrix_server –l
command. If there is no output, use the following command to
register the segment server:
/usr/local/ibrix/bin/register_server -p -c bond0 -n <hostname> -a
none -H /usr/local/ibrix <VIF IP address>
4.
Restart the server:
/usr/local/ibrix/bin/init/ibrix_server start
If the registration continues to fail, use the text-based installation method to set the VIF. If that fails,
QR the system.
DNS/FTP page
DNS and /NTP cannot be set
Probable cause:
•
The specified DNS/NTP IP addresses are not valid.
•
The specified domain name is not valid.
•
A network outage or connectivity situation occurred.
Troubleshooting steps:
•
Determine whether the specified IP addresses are valid and can be pinged. Run the following
command:
dig +short @ <DNS server IP>
If the output is empty or the connection times out, contact the administrator for the DNS/NTP
server. Then relaunch the wizard to configure the DNS/NTP settings.
•
If the DNS/NTP IP addresses are valid, the wizard will configure them. However, if you want
to set DNS and NTP manually, use the following Linux command to set the NTP server settings:
ntpdate –u <NTP server IP>
)
To set the DNS server, edit the
/etc/resolv.conf
file, where:
◦
search <domainname.com>
: The search list is normally determined from the local
domain name. By default, it contains only the local domain name.
◦
nameserver <Name-server-IP-address>
: Point to your name server or the ISP
name server. You can list up to three name servers.
For example:
search mydomain.com
nl
nameserver 201.52.1.10
nl
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