Hello,
I know there is another topic that talk about this, but I don't found this error on any other topic.
So, on a 4 hosts HA/DRS cluster, we have random "HA agent has an error"
Random in the sens that if I "un-configure" HA and reconfigure the error happen on another host.
So far I verified the DNS, even add other hosts ips in the /etc/hosts file.
We will set an NTP server but the servers are for now pretty much set at the same time.
in one of the log file that is : /opt/LGTOamm512/log/agent/autoRecover.log
I have a line that state : "Backbone has failed. Retarting agent."
and agent starts sucessfully... but this error happen every 15 minutes.
Someone has ever see this?
Regards
Jon
Do all 4 hosts match exactly?
Same CPU
Same EXACT SAN volumes including names and no extras on any of the hosts
Same EXACT network/port group names and again no extras on any host
Do all 4 hosts match exactly?
Same CPU
Same EXACT SAN volumes including names and no extras on any of the hosts
Same EXACT network/port group names and again no extras on any host
Yes all the same CPU event exactly all the same hardware.
They have exact same lun/names too
They have all the same network config excent one vSwitch that have one portgroup added to use with only one vm that is used for test.
Could it be just this?
Regards
Jon
I had the same issue before... Actually I had it twice; last time I had it last weekend after I shutdown all my esx hosts for SAN upgrade (the cluster with HA/DRS was working just fine before shutdown).
The only way to fix it was to create new cluster and move all hosts into it.
So, if you know that you have correct DNS settings (or even better if it was working before) just try to create new cluster, move host there and configure it for HA/DRS.
Best regards,
olegarr
Add that vswitch to the other 3 hosts, or temporarily remove it from the one host. I've had small diffrences like that cause HA errors in my test lab. Usually a VM has to be using the odd resource to cause the error.
Actually the esx hosts was not pointing to the good DNS servers.
Regards and thanks for your help