I was debugging quorum/cman problems again when I noticed that on the cluster only the hosts that have 1 NIC are shown green.
All the rest of the hosts that have 2 NIC's are shown red.
I tested multicast and unicast with ssmping according to this article and both are working between the hosts.
I'm thinking this is significant.
I don't believe this is a multicast problem.
I believe that the cman/corsync is trying to contact the other hosts using the wrong NIC and that is why the result is cpg_send_message failed: 9.
What is the method of acquiring quorum? What NIC's are used and in what order?
Is there a way to prevent corosync using multiple NIC's?
Can it be forced to use only the first NIC?
All the rest of the hosts that have 2 NIC's are shown red.
I tested multicast and unicast with ssmping according to this article and both are working between the hosts.
I'm thinking this is significant.
I don't believe this is a multicast problem.
I believe that the cman/corsync is trying to contact the other hosts using the wrong NIC and that is why the result is cpg_send_message failed: 9.
What is the method of acquiring quorum? What NIC's are used and in what order?
Is there a way to prevent corosync using multiple NIC's?
Can it be forced to use only the first NIC?
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