Oops I am aware that the Network info says 202.210.216.XXX and the config references 207.210.216.XXX
Typo on my part.. Still need assistance :) >Hello All, > > >Can someone point me in the right direction for the settings >I need to have for SiteMon see all of my machines? > >A second question is, will this allow me to set a %global.variable >that is accessible from all machines when configured properly? > > > >My Network Setup: > > >Netblock: 202.210.216.224/27 >Gateway: 202.210.216.225 >IVR01: 202.210.216.233 >IVR02: 202.210.216.234 >IVR03: 202.210.216.235 >IVR04: 202.210.216.236 > >Broadcast: 202.210.216.255 >Etc. > > > >I have played with what I THINK should work but >I never see any other machines other than the >locally running instance. > >[network] >; broadcast address address to use with other nodes >broadcast = 207.210.216.255 > >; refresh interval for nodes >refresh = 5 > >; time to live for a node >live = 30 > >; time to elect a new buddy >select = 120 > > >; time to expire a buddy >expire = 300 > >; The address and port to bind to for sending Bayonne network >; broadcast messages. Note that if the bind(2) system call fails for >; the address you give, Bayonne will terminate immediately WITH NO >; SENSIBLE ERROR MESSAGE. So if you try to run Bayonne and it just >; says "Aborting" and dumps core, double-check that you didn't make a >; typo here. Also make sure that your machine actually has an >; interface with the address you give, and that the UID that Bayonne >; is running as really does have permission to bind to it. >address = 207.210.216.233:7000 > >; bayonnedb database server to connect to >database = 207.210.216.233:7002 > >; host address to bind monitor to >monitor = 207.210.216.233:7070 > > >Thanks in advance for *ANY* pointers. > _______________________________________________ Bayonne-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bayonne-devel
