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Updating SAP-Kernel

Former Member
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Hello!

We are trying to find out why our cluster has a fail over every couple of days on a ressource. So we updated the kernel last week, but the problem is still there. We also learned today that there is more than one kernel folder on the windows server machine:

1) i:\usr\sap\prd\sys\exe\uc\ntamd64 (the one we updated)

2) c:\windows\sapcluster (here are some exe files, all outdated)

3) c:\usr\sap\prd\d01\exe (seems to be a copy of 1)

How important is 2)?

regards, Peter

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Former Member
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Hi,

2) is very important. These are the SAP executables that you absolutely need even if the shared disk bay is not available.

During a fail over for example.

Regards,

Olivier

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So this could indeed lead to problems with the cluster? Every couple of days the ressource for drive i: gives the error "connection to drive i: lost"... this happens since we updated the kernel in June 2009. Our SAP partner told us about this windows/sapcluster folder...

Former Member
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Hi,

When updating the kernel it is important to update also the sapcluster folder but I don't think this is an explanation for the lost I: drive. You should ask your SAN team to investigate on the subject.

Regards,

Olivier

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All folders are updated... we have to wait now, if the ressource fails over again the next days... thanks for your help!