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Event ID: 1148 Source: ClusSvc
| Source: ClusSvc |
| Type: Error |
| Description: Cluster service encountered a fatal error. The vital quorum log file 'Q:\MSCS\quolog.log' is corrupt. If you have a backup of the quorum log file, you may try to start Cluster service by entering 'clussvc -debug -noquorumlogging' at a command window, copy the backed up quorum log file to the MSCS directory on the quorum drive, stop Cluster service, and restart Cluster service normally using the 'net start clussvc' command. If you do not have a backup of the quorum log file, you may try to start Cluster service as 'clussvc -debug -resetquorumlog' and this will attempt to create a new quorum log file based on possibly stale information in the server cluster database. You may then stop Cluster service and restart it normally using the 'net start clussvc' command. |
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| Concepts to understand: What is the quorum? What is the role of the Cluster Service? Why are some errors fatal? |
| Comments: EventID.Net See ME872970 for a hotfix applicable to Microsoft Windows 2000.  x
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EventID.Net The error message can occur if the quorum log file (Quolog.log) cannot be found or read at Cluster service startup. This file must be readable to confirm that the cluster configuration on the local node is current. If the Cluster service cannot read the log, the service is not prevented from loading stale configuration data. The log file may be corrupted if the time and date stamp of the Chk xxx .tmp file does not match the stamp of the Quolog.log file in the \MSCS folder on the quorum drive. The corruption can occur if you recently performed a restore operation, or if you experienced a power outage. See ME257905 for resolution. x
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| Links: ME257905, ME872970 |
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