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    • Resolution: Unresolved
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    • Lustre 2.4.3
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    • Centos6.4

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      Hello,
      I am a beginner of Lustre.
      I meet a very strange problem when I mount combined mgs/mdt file system.
      Actually, I have installed all required software before I executed the following commands.
      I firstly execute:
      mkfs.lustre --fsname=temp --mgs --mdt --index=0 /dev/sdb

      and then execute:
      mount -t lustre /dev/sdb /mnt/mdt

      But I got the error message:
      LustreError:11-0: temp-MDT0000-lwp-MDT0000:Communicating with 0@lo, operation mds_connect failed with -11

      I have examined all network connection, the connection works find. I don't know why I get this error. Can anyone give a suggestion? Thank you.

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          [LU-7654] Lustre2.4.3 mgs/mdt mount error

          No, MDT can't be mounted. I have mounted MGT and MDT before OST but it still has the same problem. Now, I found maybe it is a software bug, because I change it into Lustre2.7.0 and it works well. Thank you for your help!

          Kaiming Kaiming Ouyang added a comment - No, MDT can't be mounted. I have mounted MGT and MDT before OST but it still has the same problem. Now, I found maybe it is a software bug, because I change it into Lustre2.7.0 and it works well. Thank you for your help!

          Do the mount or df commands show the MDT as mounted? If so, this error can be ignored, I think, as a side-effect of not having any OSTs connected to the file system. For first time mounts, you have to mount the MGT and MDTs before the OSTs, but you get this side-effect.

          malkolm Malcolm Cowe (Inactive) added a comment - Do the mount or df commands show the MDT as mounted? If so, this error can be ignored, I think, as a side-effect of not having any OSTs connected to the file system. For first time mounts, you have to mount the MGT and MDTs before the OSTs, but you get this side-effect.

          Also, you need at least one OST mounted for the filesystem to be useful.

          adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment - Also, you need at least one OST mounted for the filesystem to be useful.

          Did you check for errors on the console (demagogue)? This is typically caused by problems with host name resolution (e.g. host name maps to local host in /etc/hosts) or firewall rules that prevent connection on port 988.

          adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment - Did you check for errors on the console (demagogue)? This is typically caused by problems with host name resolution (e.g. host name maps to local host in /etc/hosts) or firewall rules that prevent connection on port 988.

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