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Hi, Scott:
Thanks for your help again. You are right. I did not re-link the veritas IPC . I did as note 230445.1 says.
Now it seems it is right.
But I still do not understand how is the data transferred on non-tcpip
network, using UDP without an IP address? I am not sure. As ifconfig qfe0,
qfe1 says "no such interfact". (qfe0, qfe1 is the private network). And if
the cache fusion is transffed via this private network, how will oracle
choose which one(qfe0 or qfe1) to use? Choose the first one? or round-robin?
How can I get the necessary information from doc or metalink?
Thanks.
Zhu Chao.
Before relink:
Fri Apr 23 21:25:28 2004
cluster interconnect IPC version:Oracle UDP/IP with Sun RSM disabled
IPC Vendor 1 proto 2 Version 1.0
PMON started with pid=2e
After relink:
Sat Apr 24 09:45:31 2004
cluster interconnect IPC version:
VERITAS IPC 2.2.1.0.1.0 32 17:11:49 Dec 12 2002 IPC Vendor 86 proto 76 Version 1.0
The oradebug ipc after relink shows:
VCSIPC DCTX =================================================== VCSIPC DCTX VERITAS IPC 2.2.1.0.1.0 32 17:11:49 Dec 12 2002VCSIPC DCTX[ ctx.g 0x103783c58.0x103783c58, at 0, lif 0xffffffff7f2554b0, lptyp 0, iocr 0, sverr 0[]
VCSIPC DCTX: hist VCSIPC DCTX: LMX: inst 0, gen 2; crt 18327 VCSIPC DCTX: tflg INIT, flg INIT, lmxfd 9, cbk 0x102c97920 0x1036a5a88 VCSIPC DCTX: last genno: cnno 0, pino 0, rgnno 1, bino 0 VCSIPC DCTX: bufinit: q 0x0, tp 0x0, cnt 0VCSIPC dlmx: crt 18327 oraclerac1
VCSIPC dlpl: last LMX rqh in poll struct: NULL VCSIPC dlpl: LMX doneq: EMPTY VCSIPC dlpl: ctx: biq 0x0, tp 0x0, cnt 0VCSIPC dlpl]
VCSIPC DDON: == done queue: EMPTY VCSIPC DCNH: == cnh queue: EMPTY VCSIPC DWIR: == wire queue: EMPTY VCSIPC DPT : == port queue: EMPTY VCSIPC DRGN: == rgn queue: begin
VCSIPC DCTX ===================================================Before relink, it shows:
SSKGXPT 0x37b6388 flags info for network 0 socket no 0 IP 0.0.0.0 UDP 0 sflags SSKGXPT_DOWN info for network 1 socket no 9 IP 192.168.200.197 UDP 32829 sflags SSKGXPT_UP
> Zhu, Have you checked your alert log? This what you
> should see in your alert log.
>
> This on 9204 not 9205
>
> cluster interconnect IPC version:
> VERITAS IPC 3.5MP1s+RP3a 10:36:03 Jun 24 2003
> IPC Vendor 86 proto 76 Version 1.0
>
> When I do a oradebug this what I see
>
> VCSIPC DCTX
> ===================================================
> VCSIPC DCTX
> VERITAS IPC 3.5MP1s+RP3a 10:36:03 Jun 24 2003
> VCSIPC DCTX[ ctx.g 0x1036652a0.0x1036652a0, at 0, lif
> 0xffffffff7f155f50, lptyp
> ANY , iocr 0, sverr 0[]
>
> Now as an experiment I am using Oracle's udp library
> instead of the Veritas library and you will get
> different results.
>
> here is the oradebug output from using the udp
> library.
>
> SKGXPCTX: 0x368d308 ctx
> admno 0x1eae5851 admport:
> SSKGXPT 0x36916d8 flags info for network 0
> socket no 0 IP 0.0.0.0 UDP 0
> sflags SSKGXPT_DOWN
> info for network 1
> socket no 9 IP 141.144.9.245 UDP
> 32903
> sflags SSKGXPT_UP
>
> The IP address listed above is my public address and
> I would expect this when using the UDP library.
>
>
> This is from the alert log.
>
> cluster interconnect IPC version:Oracle UDP/IP
> IPC Vendor 1 proto 2 Version 1.0
>
> My guess is you are using the wrong libraries.
>
> Make sure you are using the libskgxp9.so libraries
> provieded by Veritas and not the libskgxpu.so
> libraries provide by Oracle.
>
> This is what my box looks like using Oracle's UDP
> libraries on Veritas.
>
> lrwxrwxrwx 1 ora920 dba 12 Mar 9 16:48
> libskgxp9.so -> libskgxpu.so
> -rw-r--r-- 1 ora920 dba 427808 Nov 25 2002
> libskgxp9.so.Old
> -rw-r--r-- 1 ora920 dba 430856 Mar 9 16:47
> libskgxp9.so.veritas.03092004
> -rw-r--r-- 1 ora920 dba 159776 Jul 27 2003
> libskgxpu.so
>
> Scott
>
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