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Cluster panic is a multiple-node kernel panic that can occur in a network or other set of interconnected computers called a cluster. A kernel panic is an error from which the operating system (OS) cannot quickly or easily recover. The term applies primarily to Unix-based and Linux-based systems and networks.

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08 Feb 2007

Read more about cluster panic:

-	Sun Microsystems provides an administration guide for Sun Cluster 2.2 that includes remedies for various clustering problems.
-	Red Hat, Inc. maintains a forum on Linux clustering.

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