Hi Robert,
Thanks for your suggestion. I had tried this, and it gave an error when starting cman due to incorrect configuration - turns out it is a 5.x option, not needed for 6.x because it works out the interface based on the cluster ip address.
Thanks anyway :)
You might try to add the multicast stanza inside the <clusternode> stanza as well. You can specify an specific interface as well.For example,<clusternode name="node1.company.com" nodeid="1" votes="1"><fence><method name="1"><device name="iLO_node1"/></method></fence><multicast addr="239.192.15.224" interface="bond1"/></clusternode>I have gotten this to work internally, but your environment may be different.Robert
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 4:55 PM, Matthew Painter <matthew.painter@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,I have been trying to set up a cluster of 3 on Red Hat 6.1 using a cisco switch, and therefore a fixed multicast address - 239.192.15.224 in this case.All the docs etc. say to add to the cluster.conf:<cman>
<multicast addr="239.192.15.224"/>
</cman>This seems to work and a cman_tool status brings back the correct multicast address, but has a Quorum status of "Activity Blocked", because the culster nodes never join.*However* if I manually run "cman_tool leave" and then "cman_tool join -m 239.192.15.224", the nodes can see each other.Does anyone know if this is this a known issue? I can't find any information about it.Thanks for all your help :)Matt
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