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Error occured when installing the phase "Creating First Node" MSCS

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Hi,

I am Installing SAP ECC 6.0 on MSCS and in the 3rd phase of creating the First node the installation got stopped telling the SAP cluster group cant be created and after looking at the below log i found it says the disk is not in Share disk list.

Can anyone suggest me the solution. Its urgent

The below is the R3CLUS.LOG

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsapclus. cpp, 213, Entry: InstallSAPResourceT ype

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsclinst. cpp, 58, Entry: Sclinstsrct: :Create

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsclinst. cpp, 79, CreateClusterResour ceType RC= 0

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsclinst. cpp, 91, DllRegisterCluAdmin Extension RC= 0

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsclinst. cpp, 102, DllRegisterServer RC= 0

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsclinst. cpp, 116, Exit: Sclinstsrct: :Create RC= 0

30.11.2006, 17:9:39, ntclsapclus. cpp, 215, Exit: InstallSAPResourceT ype RC= 0

30.11.2006, 17:13:26, ntclsapclus. cpp, 89, Entry: CreateSAPClusterGro up

30.11.2006, 17:13:26, ntclcluster. cpp, 258, AddDisk2Group: Disk G not found in SharedDiskList

30.11.2006, 17:13:26, ntclsclcrsrc. cpp, 403, AddSAPDisk2SAPGroup failed 1

Incorrect function.

30.11.2006, 17:48:25, ntclsapclus. cpp, 155, Exit: CreateSAPClusterGro up RC= 1

Incorrect function.

30.11.2006, 17:49:56, ntclsapclus. cpp, 89, Entry: CreateSAPClusterGro up

30.11.2006, 17:49:56, ntclcluster. cpp, 258, AddDisk2Group: Disk G not found in SharedDiskList

30.11.2006, 17:49:56, ntclsclcrsrc. cpp, 403, AddSAPDisk2SAPGroup failed 1

Incorrect function.

Cheers

Arun

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Former Member
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I imagine that by now this problem has long been resolved. In case it helps however...

We had this problem recently. I created the disk resource manually at the command line, and added it to the SAP cluster group. The install went smoothly after that. I never determined why the install process could not handle this step.

A rough outline of what I did:

1. Run diskpart in a CMD session.

2. At the DISKPART> prompt type <b>list disk</b>

3. Identify the disk and select it by typing <b>select disk X</b> where X is the disk number.

4. Type <b>detail disk</b> and note the Disk ID.

5. Type <b>exit</b> to leave diskpart.

6. Use the cluster command to check the properties of the SAP group as in the following: cluster . group "SAP-R/3 EQ0" /Properties

7. Use the cluster command to add the disk resource to the SAP group as in the following: cluster res "Drive D:" /create /group "SAP-R/3 EQ0" /type:"physical disk"

8. Add the disk signature to the disk resource if necessary as in the following: cluster res "Drive D:" /priv signature=0xB2EEE209

In place of B2EEE209 use the Disk ID found with diskpart in step 4 above.

9. Use the Cluster Administrator GUI to bring the disk resource online.

10. Proceed with the install.

Best wishes,

David

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see next post

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Hi ,

the cluster has three different

sets of disks:

Disk arrays connected locally to node A

Disk arrays connected locally to node B

Disk arrays connected to both node A and B via a shared bus, providing shared storage for both nodes

Check the sharing of your disks

Also check the IP addresses involved in cluster

IP address for public network that is used for the communication between the central instance, application servers

and the LAN.

IP address for private network that is used internally for communication between the nodes of the cluster.

Let me know if this helps

Regards,

Phani

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Hi,

I have check and the disk array is all correct and IP addresses are correctly defined but the problem still persists.

Please help

Arun

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Hi

can u be more specific in ur details like the hardware spec ( how much space u r using for shared and local disks)and wether it is a stand alone server or u have a domian controller etc.

from the error log , we can get that u have some disk G: is not beind taken in to the shared group

Regards,

Phani