CRS-01690
The CRS home file system is not responsive. If this persists, a reboot occurs in number milliseconds; details are at string in string.
Cause
The Cluster Synchronization Service daemon (CSSD) agent detected that the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) home was not responsive. This message was a warning that the node would be rebooted after the indicated time unless responses were received. If CRS home recovered before the time elapsed, no reboot would have occurred and the timers would have been reset.
Action
If the reboot occurred, collect the Oracle Clusterware alert log and the CSSD log of this node as well as the CSS daemon logs of all other nodes in the cluster, and contact Oracle Support Services.
CRS-01690
The CRS home file system is not responsive. If this persists, a reboot occurs in number milliseconds; details are at string in string.
Cause
The Cluster Synchronization Service daemon (CSSD) agent detected that the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) home was not responsive. This message was a warning that the node would be rebooted after the indicated time unless responses were received. If CRS home recovered before the time elapsed, no reboot would have occurred and the timers would have been reset.
Action
If the reboot occurred, collect the Oracle Clusterware alert log and the CSSD log of this node as well as the CSS daemon logs of all other nodes in the cluster, and contact Oracle Support Services.
CRS-01690
The CRS home file system is not responsive. If this persists, a reboot occurs in number milliseconds; details are at string in string.
Cause
The Cluster Synchronization Service daemon (CSSD) agent detected that the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) home was not responsive. This message was a warning that the node would be rebooted after the indicated time unless responses were received. If CRS home recovered before the time elapsed, no reboot would have occurred and the timers would have been reset.
Action
If the reboot occurred, collect the Oracle Clusterware alert log and the CSSD log of this node as well as the CSS daemon logs of all other nodes in the cluster, and contact Oracle Support Services.
