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STATUS_CLUSTER_LOCAL_NODE_NOT_FOUND
Local cluster-node information is unavailable
STATUS_CLUSTER_LOCAL_NODE_NOT_FOUND differs from a missing remote member: it says the local-side node information expected by the operation is unavailable. This can happen when code that assumes it is executing on a cluster member runs in the wrong machine or cluster context.
Verify execution location and target cluster before changing services or network settings. A management workstation can administer a cluster, but it is not itself a cluster node. Likewise, a node that has been removed or is not attached to the selected cluster cannot supply local membership information for that cluster.
What to verify
- Identify the machine executing the operation and the cluster explicitly selected by the caller.
- Compare local membership with the cluster node inventory.
- Collect a local cluster log only after confirming that the local machine is actually a member.
References
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