[SOLVED] Rename a Cluster (Not a Node)

[SpoonSauce]

Is it possible to rename a cluster?

I've only tried a few basic things, including stopping all relevant services and modifying /etc/corosync/corosync.conf (cluster_name: MyNewCluster), but it seems to be pulling the config from SQLite once I start everything back up?!

Ideally I wouldn't have to re-create everything!

Thanks!

 

[Vasu Sreekumar]

I also have same question.

I have a cluster with 4 nodes.

I want rename my cluster name.

What are the steps?

 

[wolfgang]

Hi,

You must edit the corosync.conf in /etc/pve/cororsync.conf.
This will always override the /etc/cocrosync/corosync.conf.

 

[Vasu Sreekumar]

I tried it.

And worked fine.

Thank you.

 

[Vasu Sreekumar]

Spoonsause, please mark this thread as SOLVED.

 

[hvisage]

If you DO change the
```
totem {
cluster_name: <value>
```
clustername in /etc/pve/corosync.conf (as I did), DO restart *all* the corosync daemons on all the nodes (systemctl restart corosync) before (or after) the next cluster node restart. As the name is used to create the multicast address, this is also NOT a "run time" configuration change (will notice by chance it in the corosync/CMAP syslog messages), and will keep using the old name's multicast address, until you've restarted the crosync daemon, as those that started with the new name, and those still "running" since the old name, won't be able to communicate.

Hope this saves somebody some sweat and stress while having to find out during a production reboot why this rebooted node can't communicate with the rest with no errors

 

[okieunix1957]

Thanks so much for that this really solved my problem of cluster join info. I found I had rename the cluster by accident on main node in the cluster. Fix that restart corosync on all nodes. Now it is fixed.

 

[okieunix1957]

Doesn't the version have to be changed as well? I believe corosyc expects this which similar to making DNS changes.

totem {
cluster_name: clu3
config_version: 3 <----- This needs to be changed?