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Thanks for your assistance! I will set up a second network port for cluster communications as suggested. I put both machines on the same network and everything is working as intended, now. Again, I appreciate the help.

I was able to cluster the nodes just fine. I did have to use UDPU instead of multicast. The modem is a Comcast Business box, and I of course have static IP addresses. The eth0 config is me being terrible. I have now removed it. I'm assuming my troubles stem from being on two different...

Node1 # network interface settings auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface eth0 inet manual auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 198.0.x.x netmask 255.255.255.248 gateway 198.0.x.x bridge_ports eth0 bridge_stp off bridge_fd 0 Node2 auto...

Hello all, I have two nodes in a cluster. The main node has a public IP address 198.0.x.x The joined node has an internal IP address 10.1.x.x When I try and migrate a VM from the main node it causes my entire network to crater. My network is set up thusly: Comcast modem - switch - node1 node2...

Confirmed working on Mac Mini 6,2 :)

Sorry for another reply, but I love these little machines and like to give them a boost whenever the opportunity presents itself. Here is a quick graphic I made that, while by no means is comprehensive, illustrates why they are such workhorses:

iptables -A OUTPUT -d x.x.x.x -j DROP Don't forget to save your rules. :)

Martin, I currently run 6 Mac Mini's in a collocated environment. Originally I used ESXi as a hypervisor and ran a number of OS X installations for server purposes. OS X 10.8 brought on tons of headaches in the virtualized environment, and after about a week of battling I moved to CentOS for...

These instructions worked like a charm. I installed using a USB stick and so went through the boot manager instead of hitting C. Another thing to note in case someone runs into issues: You will need to enable your network adapter after manually installing the newer kernel package and the...