I'm using ganglia for monitoring our general-use network, rather than a cluster. Our environment is set up using 3 physical networks, which our servers are spread around on.
Let's say our webserver, the one running ganglia-rrds.pl, is on net #1. Server X is on net #3. All of my systems sitting on net #1 show up fine in the php web interface, but I can't get the system on net #3 to let the other systems know about it. I've tried using various combinations of --trusted_host to get 'Server X' to tell the webserver's gmond what it needs to, but all to no avail. Some systems are multi-homed on all three networks, and I've tried various combinations of --xml_port, --mcast_if, and --mcast_port. Is there a good way to do this? I suspect I'm having some kind of brain block and either misunderstanding how to use --trusted_host, or just overlooking something obvious. Additionally, is it feasible to add an option to have gmond listen to port 8649 on all interfaces? -- Preston Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Systems Analyst, UNIX Purdue University Physics Computer Network GPG Fingerprint: 6D27 5DAA F58D C42B 7A6B 8F48 04E4 2465 F353 03F6
