Veritas InfoScale 7.3.1 Release Notes - Windows
- Release notes for Veritas InfoScale
- Limitations
- Deployment limitations
- Cluster management limitations
- Storage management limitations
- Multi-pathing limitations
- Replication limitations
- Solution configuration limitations
- Internationalization and localization limitations
- Interoperability limitations
- Known issues
- Deployment issues
- Cluster management issues
- Cluster Server (VCS) issues
- Cluster Manager (Java Console) issues
- Global service group issues
- VMware virtual environment-related issues
- Cluster Server (VCS) issues
- Storage management issues
- Storage Foundation
- VEA console issues
- Snapshot and restore issues
- Snapshot scheduling issues
- Storage Foundation
- Multi-pathing issues
- Replication issues
- Solution configuration issues
- Disaster recovery (DR) configuration issues
- Fire drill (FD) configuration issues
- Quick recovery (QR) configuration issues
- Internationalization and localization issues
- Interoperability issues
- Miscellaneous issues
- Fibre Channel adapter issues
- Deployment issues
Error while switching global service groups using Veritas Operations Manager 3.0
The following issue may occur if you are using Veritas Operations Manager 3.0 for administering VCS global service groups configured in secure clusters. (2084898)
If you try to switch global service groups between clusters, the operation fails with the following error:
VCS WARNING V-16-1-50824 Command (hagrp -switch <servicegroupname> <targetsystemname> <targetclustername>) failed. At least Group Operator privilege required on remote cluster <targetclustername>.
Workaround: Veritas Operations Manager uses the Veritas Storage Foundation Messaging Service to run VCS commands. This service runs in the Local System account context. Configure this service to run in the Domain Administrator account context and then perform the switch operation.
Change the service account on each of the managed hosts in the clusters.
Perform the following steps on each of the cluster nodes (managed hosts):
- Open the Windows Services MMC snap-in.
- Right-click Veritas Storage Foundation Messaging Service and then click Properties.
- Click the Log On tab and do the following:
Click This account, click Browse, and in the Select User dialog box specify a user account that has Domain Administrator privileges.
Click OK.
- Type the account password in the Password and Confirm password fields and then click OK.
- Proceed with the service group operations.