Hi,
while setting up a new cluster, I came across the following problem:
a) Headnode RHEL-6.1 (x86_64, ESX VM, yum up-to-date) with gmetad/gmond 3.1.7
RPMs from EPEL
b) Gmond node RHEL-6.1 (x86_64, real hardware, not up-to-date for customer
reason) 3.1.7 RPM from EPEL, different network
Unicast setup, with both gmonds reporting to themselves and to each other.
Multicast not possible due to Switch/Router refusing to do multicast.
The gmond-only node fails to report "bytes in", "bytes out", load (besides
load-1), memory and cpu metrics. Under debug I see that it is monitoring those
metrics, but not sending, although there should be changes beyond the
thresholds. The node with gmond/gmetad works great.
Any ideas? I saw some similar reports with RHEL-5.5, but no conclusinon.
If needed, I can produce config files tomorrow.
Cheers
Martin
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