> You could scp the cluster.conf to the member machines. Make sure you are > updating the version number in your cluster.conf. If you can use the old > cluster.conf, you could then use system-config-cluster to update your > cluster configuration which will propogate the new file for you. Make > sure you inspect /var/log/messages .. it can be very helpful. Make sure > that no new iptables firewall rules could be getting in your way. Yes, I've been doing all of these things and every time I find solutions that seem to be related, I still don't have the answer. [root@cweb92 etc]# ccs_test connect ccs_connect failed: Connection refused Nothing much in the log other than; Oct 20 11:35:28 cweb92 ccsd[5369]: Error while processing connect: Connection refused Oct 20 11:35:46 cweb92 ccsd[5369]: Unable to connect to cluster infrastructure after 210 seconds. Mike -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
