<x-flowed> Thanks Steven. I use ganglia, but not with Oscar. So my comments may be irrelevant.
Sorry about any confusion, Joe Steven A. DuChene wrote:
Mark: Three things: The version of ganglia in the OSCAR tool suite does not use conf files. Later versions of ganglia do. Does your head node have two network interfaces? An external one and and one internal to the cluster? If it does make sure /etc/init.d/gmond reads like the following: GMOND=/usr/sbin/gmond . /etc/init.d/functions RETVAL=0 case "$1" in start) echo -n "Starting GANGLIA gmond: " [ -f $GMOND ] || exit 1 daemon $GMOND -ieth1 RETVAL=$? where the -ieth1 is your internal interface. Assuming your head node is the only system wih dual network interfaces you should only have to do this on the head node. In 1.4b4 there is a possibility that pfilter is incorrectly configured and thus could block the ganglia data flow. As an experiment try turning pfilter off and try your telnet test again. I believe this problem has been fixed in the latest OSCAR beta (1.4b8) which is due for release soon (today possibly).
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