Dear Christine I have set <cman cluster_id="1470"/> and I trying again but I get this error:
cman: unable to set cluster_id Could you tell me please more about cluster name hash, how it works and how can I change the values? Best Regards 2008/8/5 Christine Caulfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Pedro Gonzalez Zamora wrote: > >> Dear all >> >> >> I have two clusters each cluster has two nodes, the first cluster1 starts >> ok but de second cluster2 can't start because it gets the same cluster ID >> that cluster1 and I don't know why?? >> I have set diferent cluster name in cluster.conf. >> >> > It's probably that you've hit a weakness with the cluster name hash, it's > not perfect by any means. Your options are to change one of the cluster > names so that they hash to different values or (easier) add > > <cman cluster_id="XXX/> > > to one or both of the cluster.conf files to force a different cluster ID > number. > > > Chrissie > > -- > Linux-cluster mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster >
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