Re: cluster communication packets - changing interface

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I have tried to change interface for heartbeat
packets. In FAQ
(http://sourceware.org/cluster/faq.html) I've found
information about
private natwork (-p) which should be added to
nodename in /etc/hosts.
I've tried that but it doesn't work for me.

ver. 1
    /etc/hosts
        192.168.10.10   l1-p.local     l1-p
        192.168.10.11   l2-p.local     l2-p
^^^^^^^^^^ you need to match those names with the node names
defined in your cluster.conf:

    <clusternodes>
        <clusternode name="l2.local" nodeid="1"
                             ^^^^^^^^
Ok, thx error doesn't show after I changed my mistake,
but cluster heartbeat transmission is still with 200.200.200.x source so it goes by eth0 interface I need to change it to eth1 with addresses 192.168.10.x. Is it possible that nodename-p doesn't work ??

daro

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