This is what I am using:
UDP: 5404,5405,50007
TCP: 11111,16851,21064,41966,41967,41968,41969,50006,50008,50009
This works so far.
Dirk
carlopmart schrieb:
carlopmart wrote:
Christine Caulfield wrote:
On 18/01/10 10:28, carlopmart wrote:
Hi all,
I have several problems to setup a rhcs (two nodes) when are installed
and secured on two separated networks with a different firewalls.
I have setup these rules on my internal firewalls to allow traffic for
rhcs:
source: hostA
destination: hostB
services: 5404 and 50405 udp, 21064 tcp, 50006-50008-50009 tcp,
50007 udp
source: hostB
destination: hostA
services: 5404 and 50405 udp, 21064 tcp, 50006-50008-50009 tcp,
50007 udp
source: hostA and hostB
destination: 255.255.255.255
services: 5404 and 50405 udp
source: hostA and hostB
destination: multicast_address
service: any
... but it doesn't works ... What am I doing wrong?? I don't use
NAT on
these firewalls due to all traffic needs to across internal networks.
Thanks.
You mention port 50405 - that should be 5405. Now that might be a
typo in your email, but if that's the port you've opened on the
servers then the cluster won't start.
Here's the documentation for enabling ports for cluster suite:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/5.4/html/Cluster_Administration/s1-iptables-CA.html
Chrissie
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Sorry, 50405 is a typo. I am using 5405 port under firewall policies ...
Nothing??
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