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moog67_108621
Nimbostratus
May 14, 2012Big-IP reboot unexpectedly
Hi everyone,
Our BIG-IP 1600 system rebooted unexpectedly after a "bigstart restart" command was launched by the HA monitor processes.
The following log can be seen in ltm.log
May 11 04:07:20 local/xxxxxxx notice overdog[3163]: 01140029:5: HA daemon_heartbeat mcpd fails action is restart all.
May 11 04:07:20 local/xxxxxxx crit overdog[3163]: 01140106:2: Overdog daemon calling bigstart restart.
May 11 04:07:20 local/xxxxxxx notice sod[3297]: 010c0044:5: Command: go standby overdog.
May 11 04:07:43 local/xxxxxxx notice logger: /usr/bin/overdog ==> /usr/bin/bigstart restart
May 11 04:07:59 local/xxxxxxx notice overdog[3163]: 01140030:5: HA daemon_heartbeat mcpd is now responding.
May 11 04:09:41 boot_marker: ---===[ HD1.1 - BIG-IP 10.2.0 Build 1707.0 ]===---
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: Invoked as: /usr/bin/mprov.pl (pid=1812) --boot --quiet
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/gtm
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/tmm
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/wom
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/psm
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/ui
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/lc
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/woml
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/apm
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/wam
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: /bin/mkdir -p /dev/mprov/asm
May 11 04:09:43 local/xxxxxxx info mprov: No mountpoints existed, likely first boot after upgrade.
We are running 10.2.0 version.
Any ideas why this happened?,
Thanks in advance,
2 Replies
- nathe
Cirrocumulus
moog67
Has this happened just once? I see it happened around 4am - this is when the ltm syslog service does a reload of the configuration daily (you can double check this is var/log/messages). It looks like the offending daemaon is the mcpd one - and this manages the config on the box...amongst other things.
Does it crash if you update the config or do a config sync?
I'm not sure exactly what might cause this but there is a Known Issue with the mcpd daemon and ltm v10.2.0 - see http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/12000/100/sol12176.html so I would think about applying a hotfix to see if that sorts the issue.
Hope this helps,
N - moog67_108621
Nimbostratus
Nathan hi,
Thanks for the quick reply.
We have just seen it once so far, and when doing a config sync both boxes (Active/Standby) stay up and running.
We'll keep an eye on the mcpd memory leaking to see if it is the same case.
Regards,
moog67
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