Hi guys,
I am having this specific problem, looking through the forum I found pieces that relate to my problem but not the exact same issue.
What I did:
I had a 2 node cluster running, I wanted to join a 3rd node, problem was the 3rd node could not communicate on the replication network.
I pasted the join Information and had a timeout about 5 Minutes later.
I reinstalled the 3rd node with a different hostname (but same IPs)
Now what I have:
My two nodes are running in Standalone node - no cluster defined
Although in the webgui I see the 3rd node as offline. Its not listed in the crush map but I see the IP entries in the corosync.conf.
I wanted to upgrade the server hardware by rotating: Changing one server (Raid configuration and ram upgrade) then reinstalling proxmox and rejoining the cluster.
this way I would have no downtime, at least I thought so.
Any suggestions on how to clean this up?
Would be great to at least go back to a running two node cluster and try to join the 3rd node again.
All nodes see each other now on every network interface.
I am having this specific problem, looking through the forum I found pieces that relate to my problem but not the exact same issue.
What I did:
I had a 2 node cluster running, I wanted to join a 3rd node, problem was the 3rd node could not communicate on the replication network.
I pasted the join Information and had a timeout about 5 Minutes later.
I reinstalled the 3rd node with a different hostname (but same IPs)
Now what I have:
My two nodes are running in Standalone node - no cluster defined
Although in the webgui I see the 3rd node as offline. Its not listed in the crush map but I see the IP entries in the corosync.conf.
I wanted to upgrade the server hardware by rotating: Changing one server (Raid configuration and ram upgrade) then reinstalling proxmox and rejoining the cluster.
this way I would have no downtime, at least I thought so.
Any suggestions on how to clean this up?
Would be great to at least go back to a running two node cluster and try to join the 3rd node again.
All nodes see each other now on every network interface.