What is the recommended way to update the ownership for a GFS2 file system ? - Red Hat Customer Portal

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Issue

While changing/updating the ownership of GFS2 file system, only one node reflects the owner with name while the other node(s) reflects a number as the owner for the same mount point.
Users and Groups being local to each node.
One of the node gives the correct user name while the other gives a different user name.

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 6, 7 with High Availability or Resilient Storage Add-on
Active/Active GFS2 cluster

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