On Sun, 2009-12-20 at 14:36 -0700, Steven Dake wrote: > The developers get alot of mail. It was probably missed. My apologies. No problems... you are not paid to answer all the questions posted here. Thank you in any case for your quick answer! > When using cman, you can specify totem parameters in the cluster.conf > file. The man page on rhel5.4 may be out of date. I can't recommend > broadcast, but to use it in cman, add <totem broadcast="yes"> inside the > cluster block. From the current man page: That's the part I was searching for. It's not documented anywhere... I tried with: <totem> <interface broadcast="yes"/> </totem> because that's the analogy to syntax of openais.conf. Also, I've read RHEL 5.4 release documents, in which it states that openais now supports broadcast, but that it's a "technology preview". Also, there's no mention of broadcast in cman. I've read about setting up cman, with all the totem/logging/event/aisexec stuff but no sign of broadcast at all. Maybe you should put a note, and the example you provided, to the man pages too? And about not recommending broadcast - I know multicast is superior for cluster membership usage, but I'm just pushed to the wall with Cisco switches which don't support pim sparse-dense-mode, with current IOS, and require license upgrade which would result in additional costs :( Also from my experience with RHEL v4, broadcast worked as a charm, and I rarely if ever had problems with it. As I say, I use multicast if I can, but I think this addon to 5.4 is a great thing because now RHCS can be run on any kind of switches no matter if the support the IGMP snooping / pim-sparse-dense or not. Once again, I will try this solution, and I will report back my results. Thank you. -- | Jakov Sosic | ICQ: 28410271 | PGP: 0x965CAE2D | ================================================================= | | -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
