TS1702 My Telegraph Ap keeps failing to launch...

Question

I have re-installed and now it is asking for a new payment!  I already have a subscription!  If I re-enter the subscription will I be charged twice?  UGH! Help!

Answer 1

One thing worth trying, if you have not tried already is stopping the volume(s) and shutting everything down (if you can't do the fiber switches, don't worry) and powering up in sequence: switches, storage, mdc1, mdc2, clients.
I just noticed on your logs something about "iTunesUTM". I would try completely removing iTunes from MDC2:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1925
I would try uninstalling the Xsan from MDC2 again and make sure you remove this folder: Library/Filesystems/Xsan. Be sure to have your serial number (or keep a copy of that folder just in case)
If this does not work, I would think of re-imaging.
cvadmin would be usefull only to confirm that the controllers are out of sync.
The typical output is bellow.
The "*" shows that the volume is online, "located on xx.xx.xx.xx" tells you the IP of the MDC hosting the volume (throught the private network), "pid" tells you the process ID of the FSM process running on the MDC that you can confirm looking at the activity monitor (or "top" on terminal).
If you run cvadmin on both MDC1 and MDC2 and see a difference, you can be sure the controllers are out of sync.
Typical output:
xserve-mdc2:~ root# cvadmin
Xsan Administrator
Enter command(s)
For command help, enter "help" or "?".
List FSS
File System Services (* indicates service is in control of FS):
1>*XSAN_Vol_1[0]    located on 10.3.xxx.xxx:49966 (pid 701)
2>*XSAN_Vol_2[0]    located on 10.3.xxx.xxx:49985 (pid 704)
Select FSM "none"
Xsanadmin> list
syntax error. Enter "help" or "?" for help.