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May 30th, 2013 09:00

SCVMM 2012 management of VNX 5300

Hello:

I installed SMI-S provider on Windows 2008 R2 server. Was able to add VNX 5300 array to SMI-S provider using testsmiprovider utility.

DV command lists the array.

System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) 2012 SP1 is pointed to the provider using SMI-S CIMXML protocol. SCVMM is able to communicate with the provider. I'm not able to classify storage pools though. Sets Storage Array job in SCVMM returns errors:

26101, "Storage discovery of provider http://test:5988 for user smisservice failed from COREVMM02.dbi.local with error code 3.

Recommended Action

Specifiy valid provider, port and user credentials for storage discovery.

26263, "Registration of storage provider http://test:5988 for user smitest failed with error code HostAgentFail. Recommended Action. Specify valid provider, port and user credentials for storage discovery.

Looking at the CIMXML.log has the following error

1200019
The internal database is in an inconsistent state, and must be fully
synchronized before performing this operation

More details below.

Has anybody came across similar error? Any ideas?

Daniel

Th  Storage Service
initiates CIMXML calls to the SMI-S provider which is captured in the
CIMXML.log

 

     

In the CIMXML logs it appears that is translated to a call
of Associators with ClassName of "Clar_StorageSystem">

It appears the initial result should be part of…

  SCSIProtocolController " />

An error is being returned which is recorded as the
following

       

Associators "> CODE="1" DESCRIPTION="A general error occurred that is not
covered by a more specific error code. (com.emc.cmp.osls.se.osl.Masking.StorMaskGroupShow():138
C:ERROR_CLASS_SOFTWARE F:ERROR_FAMILY_FAILED R:1200019 C:ERROR_CLASS_SOFTWARE
F:ERROR_FAMILY_FAILED R:1200019 The internal database is in an inconsistent
state, and must be fully synchronized before performing this operation.)

     ===================================================Log================================================================

  

    05/23/13 16:26:41 INFORMATION:

    

?>

 

DTDVERSION="2.0">

NAME="Associators">

    

05/23/13 16:26:41 INFORMATION:

    

encoding="UTF-8"?>

 

DTDVERSION="2.0">

 

  PROTOCOLVERSION="1.0">

 

   

 

      NAME="Associators">

        

          

          

        

 

        NAME="ObjectName">

       
  

          

              
VALUETYPE="string">Clar_StorageSystem

            

            

             
VALUETYPE="string">CLARiiON+APM00125244911

            

          

        

        NAME="AssocClass">

         

         

          NAME="ResultClass">

         

   

       

     

   

 

    05/23/13 16:26:41 INFORMATION:

    ?>

  DTDVERSION="2.0"> PROTOCOLVERSION="1.0">

  NAME="Associators"> DESCRIPTION="A general error occurred that is not covered by a more
specific error code. (com.emc.cmp.osls.se.osl.Masking.StorMaskGroupShow():138
C:ERROR_CLASS_SOFTWARE F:ERROR_FAMILY_FAILED R:1200019 C:ERROR_CLASS_SOFTWARE
F:ERROR_FAMILY_FAILED R:1200019 The internal database is in an inconsistent
state, and must be fully synchronized before performing this operation.)">

 

  TYPE="uint32"> 1

 

  TYPE="string"> CIM_ERR_FAILED

 

  TYPE="uint16"> 4

 

  TYPE="string"> C:ERROR_CLASS_SOFTWARE
F:ERROR_FAMILY_FAILED R:1200019 The internal database is in an inconsistent
state, and must be fully synchronized before performing this operation.

  TYPE="string"> EMC

 

  TYPE="uint16"> 5

 

  TYPE="uint16"> 116

 

TYPE="string"> Database Inconsistency

05/23/13 16:28:47 INFORMATION:

encoding="UTF-8"?>

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June 11th, 2013 09:00

One of the clients had an initiator issue. The Unisphere was reporting the initator as not registered and not logged in. I ended up moving the client out of the storage group to reset the connection. After the initiator came online, I was able to assign the pool classification in the System Center Virtual Manager 2012 SP1.

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