proxmox 2.2 cluster issue

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copymaster

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Hi

i am just installing a new cluster proxmox 2.2 to migrate my old 1.9.

I installed a first server, configured 2 NICs as a biond0 and configured it as vmbr0. All well so far.
Then i installed a second server with same procedure, all well

After that i created a cluster and added the second server to the cluster, even ok

But NOW i need to configure nic 3 and 4 for server 1. so i created a bond1 and rebooted.

Now the cluster is not working anymore, i am not able to login via web or ping it.

Console says: no quorum?

Is it possible to change the ip's after first installation? how do i do this?
 
copymaster said:
Hi

i am just installing a new cluster proxmox 2.2 to migrate my old 1.9.

I installed a first server, configured 2 NICs as a biond0 and configured it as vmbr0. All well so far.
Then i installed a second server with same procedure, all well

After that i created a cluster and added the second server to the cluster, even ok

But NOW i need to configure nic 3 and 4 for server 1. so i created a bond1 and rebooted.

Now the cluster is not working anymore, i am not able to login via web or ping it.

Console says: no quorum?

Is it possible to change the ip's after first installation? how do i do this?
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can you post your /etc/network/interfaces of both servers ?
 
spirit said:
can you post your /etc/network/interfaces of both servers ?
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In the meantime i reinstalled both servers but configured the bond0 (eth0 eth1) and bond1(eth2 eth3) BEFORE i created the cluster.
Then i created the cluster and rebooted the machines. Now it seems to work.

Is it not possible to create a cluster and configure eth2 and eth3 afterwards?
 
copymaster said:
In the meantime i reinstalled both servers but configured the bond0 (eth0 eth1) and bond1(eth2 eth3) BEFORE i created the cluster.
Then i created the cluster and rebooted the machines. Now it seems to work.

Is it not possible to create a cluster and configure eth2 and eth3 afterwards?
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You can, I think the proxmox staff will just tell you to reinstall but it can be done.
 
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