Hello, all!
I've a bit a puzzle here regarding iSCSI services. Namely, when rebooted, one of our systems tried to start iSCSI automatically - as it should - but the very next second it, the service was stopped. Here's the Autosupport segment describing it:
Sat Nov 7 15:28:12 CET [dfu.firmwareUpToDate:info]: Firmware is up-to-date on all disk drives
Sat Nov 7 15:28:12 CET [sfu.firmwareUpToDate:info]: Firmware is up-to-date on all disk shelves.
Sat Nov 7 15:28:15 CET [10/100/1000/e0b:info]: Ethernet e0b: Link up
Sat Nov 7 15:28:15 CET [10/100/1000/e0a:info]: Ethernet e0a: Link up
Sat Nov 7 15:28:17 CET [iscsi.service.startup:info]: iSCSI service startup
Sat Nov 7 15:28:18 CET [rc:ALERT]: timed: time daemon started
Sat Nov 7 15:28:18 CET [iscsi.service.shutdown:info]: iSCSI service shutdown
Sat Nov 7 15:28:19 CET [mgr.boot.disk_done:info]: NetApp Release 7.2.5.1 boot complete. Last disk update written at Sat Nov 7 13:23:25 CET 2009
Sat Nov 7 15:28:20 CET [mgr.boot.reason_ok:notice]: System rebooted.
Needles to say, none of the servers couldn't establish iSCSI connections. Any thoughts on what might've caused this?
Thanks,
Igor
