Re: failsafe does not failover

but after the log message "IP_address: start - 192.168.1.2" 
"IP_address:start - 192.168.1.3",
these two ip address should have already bind to the network interfaces, 
and have seen by ifconfig -a .
why still "not configured on any interface" ?


sincerely


cai qiang


Kashif Shaikh wrote:

>On Tue, 2003-03-25 at 03:29, cqcai wrote:
>
>>something strange,  when  two IP_address resource start successful,  and 
>>i can use ifconfig -a to see them.
>>but the log  says this:
>>
>>Tue Mar 25 06:47:19.432 <N ha_cilog script 11796:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>06:47:19 <N IP_address-exclusive script 11661:0> 192.168.1.2 exclusive 
>>status: NOT RUNNING
>>Tue Mar 25 06:47:19.474 <N ha_cilog script 11800:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>06:47:19 <N IP_address-exclusive script 11660:0> 192.168.1.3 exclusive 
>>status: NOT RUNNING
>>Tue Mar 25 07:34:51.622 <N ha_cilog script 12220:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>07:34:51 <N IP_address-start script 12136:0> IP_address: start - 192.168.1.2
>>Tue Mar 25 07:34:51.662 <N ha_cilog script 12223:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>07:34:51 <N IP_address-start script 12135:0> IP_address: start - 192.168.1.3
>>Tue Mar 25 07:34:51.881 <N ha_cilog script 12263:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>07:34:51 <N IP_address-start script 12136:0> 192.168.1.2 not configured 
>>on any interface
>>Tue Mar 25 07:34:51.935 <N ha_cilog script 12267:0 Unknown:0> Tue Mar 25 
>>07:34:51 <N IP_address-start script 12135:0> 192.168.1.3 not configured 
>>on any interface
>>
>>what about "not configured on any interface" ?
>>
>
>Those are normal messages. It means the ip address is not already
>configured on any interface, before the resource actually allocates it.
>
>Kashif
>
>