Re: [Linux-cluster] >1500 MTU on EL5 causes things to go sideways

2011-04-12 Thread Digimer
On 04/12/2011 11:33 AM, Alan Brown wrote: > Digimer wrote: >> >> As soon as I define MTU=2000 (for example), then cman on one note will >> start but not stop (the other node stops fine). Also, 'ccs_tool update >> /etc/cluster/cluster.conf' fails with: > > Have you configured the interfaces thems

Re: [Linux-cluster] >1500 MTU on EL5 causes things to go sideways

2011-04-12 Thread Alan Brown
Digimer wrote: As soon as I define MTU=2000 (for example), then cman on one note will start but not stop (the other node stops fine). Also, 'ccs_tool update /etc/cluster/cluster.conf' fails with: Have you configured the interfaces themselves to use jumbo frames? Does the switch support jumb

Re: [Linux-cluster] >1500 MTU on EL5 causes things to go sideways

2011-04-12 Thread Digimer
On 04/12/2011 11:16 AM, Gordan Bobic wrote: > Digimer wrote: > >> I've got a two-node EL5.6 cluster with a handful of interfaces on the >> nodes. When I do not specify MTU=x, everything works great. However, I >> want to use jumbo frames, and so the fun begins. >> >> As soon as I define MTU=20

Re: [Linux-cluster] >1500 MTU on EL5 causes things to go sideways

2011-04-12 Thread Gordan Bobic
Digimer wrote: I've got a two-node EL5.6 cluster with a handful of interfaces on the nodes. When I do not specify MTU=x, everything works great. However, I want to use jumbo frames, and so the fun begins. As soon as I define MTU=2000 (for example), then cman on one note will start but not s

[Linux-cluster] >1500 MTU on EL5 causes things to go sideways

2011-04-12 Thread Digimer
Hi all, I've got a two-node EL5.6 cluster with a handful of interfaces on the nodes. When I do not specify MTU=x, everything works great. However, I want to use jumbo frames, and so the fun begins. As soon as I define MTU=2000 (for example), then cman on one note will start but not stop (the

[Linux-cluster] RHCS logging debug level

2011-04-12 Thread Tobias, Sherwin (NSN - PH/Makati City)
Hello. Can you help me increase the logging level (more detailed one) of cluster.log? I am troubleshooting our RHCS setup. Regards Sherwin -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster