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Record number: H165468
Device: D/T8644
Model: M
Hit count: UHC00000
Success count: USC0000
Publication code: PC50
Tip key:
Date created: O98/12/09
Date last altered: A98/12/09
Owning B.U.: USA
Abstract: MICROSOFT CLUSTER SERVER RESOURCES FAIL AFTER APPLYING SP4
SYMPTOM:
After applying Microsoft Service Pack 4 in a Microsoft Cluster
Server (MSCS) environment, cluster resources that rely on
NetBIOS will fail.
The following event will be written to the Windows NT system event log:
"Event ID 1051: Cluster Network Name resource '<Network
Name>' cannot be brought on-line because it does not
depend on an IP Address resource. Please add an IP
Address dependency."
PROBLEM ISOLATION AIDS:
NOTE: Clustering Configurations that have been tested with current models of IBM Netfinity and PC Servers at the following URL:
FIX:
The failing resource(s) will have a dependence on a IP cluster
resource(s) with in the same cluster group. Right click this IP cluster
resource and choose properties, then select the "Parameters" tab from the
Properties windows, check the "Enable NetBIOS for this address" box.
Bring the failed cluster group on-line.
DETAILS:
Microsoft Windows NT Service Pack 4 has added a newly definable
parameter to the IP cluster resource, titled "Enable NetBIOS for this address".
Previous to Windows NT Service Pack 4 this parameter was always enabled.
After Service Pack 4 is applied, the problem arises when an application creates a IP and
Network Name resource and the required dependencies.
The application is not aware of the "Enable NetBIOS of this address" parameter,
so it is not set. When the newly created group is brought on-line the Network Name resource will fail.
A fix for Oracle "Fail Safe" should be available from Oracle with in the next several weeks
(Dated: 12/7/98).
If Microsoft Cluster Administrator is running remotely i.e. not on either node in the cluster) you
must update the remote system to Windows NT Service Pack 4.
This will allow you to view the new "Enable NetBIOS of this address" parameter from the Microsoft
Cluster Administration program.
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