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Primary nodes must be strongly connected among each other
Hi,

I managed to upgrade to the latest version 9.0.26-1 but I'm not getting:
drbdadm primary r6
r6: State change failed: (-24) Primary nodes must be strongly connected
among each other
Command 'drbdsetup primary r6' terminated with exit code 11

In the syslog I see:
kernel - - - [10390.111746] drbd r6: Preparing cluster-wide state change
2358617105 (1->-1 3/1)
kernel - - - [10390.111881] drbd r6: State change 2358617105:
primary_nodes=3, weak_nodes=FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFC
kernel - - - [10390.111883] drbd r6: Aborting cluster-wide state change
2358617105 (0ms) rv = -24
kernel - - - [10390.111895] drbd r6: Preparing cluster-wide state change
3751300758 (1->-1 3/1)
kernel - - - [10390.111984] drbd r6: State change 3751300758:
primary_nodes=3, weak_nodes=FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFC
kernel - - - [10390.111985] drbd r6: Aborting cluster-wide state change
3751300758 (0ms) rv = -24

In my drbd.conf I've specified:
    net {
        allow-two-primaries yes;
    }

and that worked correctly for the previous releases.

Is there an option to define the nodes as "strongly connected"? They are
coupled via a 10Gb ethernet link, strongly enough I think.
Do you have any idea?

Rob
Re: Primary nodes must be strongly connected among each other [ In reply to ]
See the 9.0.27 release for a fix for that.

Cheers,
Rene

On Wed, Dec 23, 2020 at 1:56 PM Rob van der Wal <rob.vanderwal@surf.nl>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I managed to upgrade to the latest version 9.0.26-1 but I'm not getting:
> drbdadm primary r6
> r6: State change failed: (-24) Primary nodes must be strongly connected
> among each other
> Command 'drbdsetup primary r6' terminated with exit code 11
>
> In the syslog I see:
> kernel - - - [10390.111746] drbd r6: Preparing cluster-wide state change
> 2358617105 (1->-1 3/1)
> kernel - - - [10390.111881] drbd r6: State change 2358617105:
> primary_nodes=3, weak_nodes=FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFC
> kernel - - - [10390.111883] drbd r6: Aborting cluster-wide state change
> 2358617105 (0ms) rv = -24
> kernel - - - [10390.111895] drbd r6: Preparing cluster-wide state change
> 3751300758 (1->-1 3/1)
> kernel - - - [10390.111984] drbd r6: State change 3751300758:
> primary_nodes=3, weak_nodes=FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFC
> kernel - - - [10390.111985] drbd r6: Aborting cluster-wide state change
> 3751300758 (0ms) rv = -24
>
> In my drbd.conf I've specified:
> net {
> allow-two-primaries yes;
> }
>
> and that worked correctly for the previous releases.
>
> Is there an option to define the nodes as "strongly connected"? They are
> coupled via a 10Gb ethernet link, strongly enough I think.
> Do you have any idea?
>
> Rob
>
>
>
>
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