Hi,
Something really strange happened here: adding one global IPv6 address to
an ("external") interface of one node caused "out of memory" on *all* of
our nodes.
All nodes have got two interfaces, one dedicated to GFS and the other is
for servicing the users. We configured IPv4 addresses for GFS, otherwise
all interfaces have got link local IPv6 addresses. Now we wanted to
introduce services over IPv6 as well. Adding an IPv6 address to one
interface and rebooting the machine for a clean start caused the disaster.
Is it an unsupported configuration? Should we convert to IPv6 exclusively
for GFS? (As we had trouble with IPv4 multicast for GFS, that'd be a major
modification.)
What do you suggest, how could we enable IPv6 for services but keeping
IPv4 for GFS?
We run cluster-2.01.00 over 2.6.23-rc4 kernel.
Best regards,
Jozsef
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