Oracle bugs - Part 3(GETTING "CONNECTION NOT ACTIVE" IN EVMD.LOG )

I am back again with Part 3 of Oracle bugs series. Although this bug won't bug you much, nevertheless, the frequent appearance of the following message in the evmd.log (under the cluster home) may raise some alarms (doubts) in your mind about your network stability:

2009-11-29 15:34:04.821: [ COMMCRS][1]clscsendx: (6000000000397610) Physical connection (6000000000b09c40) not active
2009-11-29 18:17:41.748: [ COMMCRS][1]clscreceive: (6000000000397910) Connection not active
2009-11-29 18:17:41.748: [ COMMCRS][1]clscreceive: (6000000000397910) Connection not active
2010-01-23 06:51:22.669: [ COMMCRS][1]clscsendx: (6000000000398150) Physical connection (60000000009ff860) not active
2010-01-23 09:43:06.210: [ COMMCRS][1]clscsendx: (6000000000398150) Physical connection (60000000009ff860) not active
2010-01-23 12:52:23.196: [ COMMCRS][1]clscsendx: (60000000003982d0) Physical connection (60000000009ff860) not active

Those warnings are flagged CLSC_TRACE_ALWAYS as indicated in Bug 3251584.
They concerns connections between the evmd daemons and other processes that are disconnected from the point of view of the evmd, i.e. the evmd detect the remote connections are not active anymore, but the remote side has not disconnect the link in a proper way. Hence the warning message. They may not be removed as indicated in Bug 3251584.

Those evmd warning messages can be safely ignored as they are informative only.

Happy reading,

Jaffar