Re: Problem starting cluster

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If all the nodes are showing "rejected" with no reason then it's possible
there's another cluster on the network that shares the same cluster name/number.

Try changing the cluster name of this cluster, and look very carefully around
the network for other clusters!

Otherwise, it's also possible that the cluster.conf files are not in sync
somehow - make sure that they are identical on all nodes.

-- 

patrick

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