Hello,
I went through all the archives of this list and also posted to ganglia-general and and got some hints from there but I am still having some problems getting ganglia to work correctly. I am hopping someone here can maybe point me in the right direction. For now I don't really have any "clusters" My network consists of several Single SMP servers which I would like to have show up on ganglia as a "grid". All my servers are on the same network or subnet. host "venus" SGI 8CPU server running gmod only not gmetd here is its gmond.conf venus 35# cat /etc/gmond.conf name "venus SGI Server" owner "ccs.tulane.edu" trusted_hosts 129.81.120.69 setuid nobody mcast_channel 239.2.11.79 mcast_port 8655 mcast_if ef0 xml_port 8655 num_nodes 1 debug_level 0 host "mac" 2CPU apple G5 running gmond only not gmetad here is its gmond.conf [mac:~]% cat /etc/gmond.conf name "mac Apple G5" owner "ccs.tulane.edu" trusted_hosts 129.81.120.69 num_nodes 1 mcast_channel 239.2.11.83 mcast_port 8656 xml_port 8656 setuid nobody debug_level 0 Sgi server running gmetad here is its gmetad.conf file ccs1 50# cat /etc/gmetad.conf data_source "venus" venus.ccs.tulane.edu:8655 data_source "mac" mac.ccs.tulane.edu:8656 gridname "Tulane" scalable on debug_level 0 authority "http://ccs1.ccs.tulane.edu/Grid/stats"; rrd_rootdir "/var/ganglia/rrds" trusted_hosts 127.0.0.1 setuid_username "nobody" If you look at the ganglia page here http://www.ccs.tulane.edu/Grid/stats/ there are a couple of things wrong with it 1) the "CPUs total:" "Hosts up:" and "Hosts down:" are not being set 2)if you choose a source or click on the graph for one of the servers say the SGI box you get taken to a page where the "CPU Total: 10" this is not true the SGI box only has 8 CPUS I think it is adding the "apple mac" 2 CPUS to this total. Also the "mac" shows up as a node of the SGI machine in the pull down menu that states "--Choose a Node". For some reason ganglia is "Clustering" my two servers and not keeping them as two separate machines. Any ideas as to what might be the problem? Thank you Rene
