The cluster2 docs outline a procedure for multihoming which is unsupported by redhat. Is anyone actually using this method or are people more inclined to use configs in which secondary interfaces are given names by which the cluster then uses them as primary config nodes. For example, on my cluster I have eth0 as the primary interface for all normal system traffic, and eth1 as my cluster interconnect. eth0 - nodename eth1 - nodename-clu <-- cluster config points to this as nodes.... clients access the cluster services via eth0. I've seen other configs where people configure the cluster to use eth0 for cluster coms so that ricci/luci work correctly, but I don't use those. Is there an advantage of one method over the other ? -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
