On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Mohit Anchlia <mohitanchlia at gmail.com> wrote: >> Run one glusterd on server1. ?Have "server1-eth1" and "server1-eth2" >> refer to the two interfaces. ?Use "gluster peer probe server1-eth1" >> AND "gluster peer probe server1-eth2" (?) >> >> My concern is that this will be attempting to add the same server to > > Don't they have different IP unless I misunderstood your > configuration. Are the NIC bonded? No, no bonding. I mean one server with two IP addresses. So "server1-eth1" might be 192.168.0.37 and "server1-eth2" might be 192.168.1.37, but they both connect to the same server (just on different interfaces). > If you want to try out you will also need to do peer probe with eth1 > and eth2 IPs. If both IPs refer to the same server, they will connect to the same glusterd process, unless I find a way to launch two such processes and bind each to a separate address... - Pat
