You first have to know what type of IPAT (IP address takeover) you are using! Are you using IPAT via replacement or via aliasing?
You need to add this using HACMP!
As alexia said, which on is the boot address and which one is the service? (unless you are using persistence IP address, then you would have to mention this as well).
Thanks for your answers. The problem has been resolved. The IP was on the wrong interface and when it was unplugged and plugged back in it went over to the correct interface.
In HACMP there is no "wrong" interface. Both interfaces are used, so the server can bring up the IP even if an adapter fails. If for some reason it swaps the IP between adapters (adapter or LAN failure), when this adapter comes back HACMP doesn't move back the IP to the first adapter (there is no failback in this event).
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