The error messages you have provided indicate that the NFS mount on the system com1em03 has become offline unexpectedly. This could be due to a number of reasons, such as a network issue, a problem with the NFS server, or a problem with the NFS client.
The first two messages, V-16-2-13067 and V-16-2-13068, indicate that the agent is calling clean for the resource nfsmount2 because the resource became offline unexpectedly. The third message, V-16-1-10205, indicates that the Group Mediation_NFS service on the system com1em03 has faulted. This service is responsible for mediating access to NFS shares between Veritas Cluster Server (VCS) nodes. If this service fails, then NFS shares will not be accessible to VCS nodes.
To troubleshoot this issue, you will need to check the following:
- The network: Make sure that the network is up and running and that there are no problems with the network connectivity between the NFS server and the NFS client.
- The NFS server: Make sure that the NFS server is running and that it is accessible from the NFS client.
- The NFS client: Make sure that the NFS client is configured correctly and that it is able to connect to the NFS server.
- The Group Mediation_NFS service: Make sure that the Group Mediation_NFS service is running and that it is not failing.
If you have checked all of these things and you are still having problems, then you may need to contact Veritas support for assistance.
Here are some additional things you can try:
- Check the VCS logs for any errors that may be related to the NFS mount.
- Check the NFS server logs for any errors that may be related to the NFS mount.
- Try restarting the NFS server.
- Try restarting the Group Mediation_NFS service.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.