Hi all,
I had some network funkiness the other day and long story short, I lost quorum in my 5 node cluster. I got it back for all but one node, so I have a healthy 4 node (prox1-prox4) cluster right now. The one problem node, since there wasn't anything critical on it, I decided to reformat with VE 8.2-2 and rejoin the cluster as 'prox5'. When that cluster comes on-line initially as a single-node cluster, it's perfectly happy. However, when I attempt to join it to the other 4 nodes:
NOTE: When I cleaned up the old node before reformatting it, I did:
pvecm delnode prox5
rm -rf /etc/pve/nodes/prox5
Any help/ideas would be much appreciated. Thank you!
I had some network funkiness the other day and long story short, I lost quorum in my 5 node cluster. I got it back for all but one node, so I have a healthy 4 node (prox1-prox4) cluster right now. The one problem node, since there wasn't anything critical on it, I decided to reformat with VE 8.2-2 and rejoin the cluster as 'prox5'. When that cluster comes on-line initially as a single-node cluster, it's perfectly happy. However, when I attempt to join it to the other 4 nodes:
- On one of the existing nodes (prox1), the new node "appears" with 'pvesh get /cluster/status', however it never gets an IP in the list.
- One of the other existing nodes (prox4) _goes offline_ and also loses its IP in that list. If I SSH into that node and try 'pvesh get /cluster/status', it hangs indefinitely. The other 3 nodes (prox1-prox3) stay healthy.
- I can no long SSH into the new node (prox5) that I'm trying to join. SSH hangs indefinitely. If I access it via PiKVM and run 'pvesh get /cluster/status', the same things happens as prox4, it hangs.
- If I unplug the new node, everything on the other 4 nodes goes back to the healthy, including prox4. I get right back to a content cluster, with my new node (prox5) showing as offline.
NOTE: When I cleaned up the old node before reformatting it, I did:
pvecm delnode prox5
rm -rf /etc/pve/nodes/prox5
Any help/ideas would be much appreciated. Thank you!