Adding Monitor Stuck

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I am really stuck adding second monitor =(, ceph-deploy mon create seems to finish with some error like monitor may not be able to form quorum and they are not definite in mon initial…
I have found there is a way to get it work and is doing the next commands:

ceph mon add tauro 192.168.4.35:6789

but this is weird because seems to be a command that you usually run after mkfs something like this (do ceph-mon -i {mon-id} --mkfs --monmap {tmp}/{map-filename} --keyring {tmp}/{key-filename}) :@ but that depends on monmap and keyring things that you are not able to do in the “new monitor” since it has nothing =( so even the manual way that if you follow the steps you get lost because you don’t really know which command is for which server.

Also it says that you should star the new monitor while the “add command” is hunting a mon client, but that depends on monmap and keyring again things that you don’t have in the new server…

=( Im getting crazy can anybody explain how does really work?

Thanks


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