Hi All, I'm having a problem where one of my linux nodes is showing up in 2 different farms on the webfrontend. This is because I have Farm-A and Farm-B, one of the nodes on Farm-B just happens to be on the same subnet as one of the machines in Farm-A (lets call this node NODE1B. Due to multicast, the NODE1B picks up my Farm-B node and adds it to the Farm-A. I hope that wasn't too complicated.
Now you're probably wondering why it would show up in Farm-B's grid if it is being picked up by multicast on Farm-A. The thing is, I want it to belong to Farm-B on purpose , so in /etc/gmond.conf for the Farm name it belongs to I made it the same as the the other nodes in Farm-B. This is kind of a hack since I'm forcing it to join Farm-B, but in the end, that's where I want it to be. Basically, how do I stop the node in Farm-A from picking up the node in Farm-B via multicast. I don't want a node showing up in 2 different farms on the webfront end. I tried explaining it the best I can, I have a feeling no one knows what I'm talking about though. Thanks in advance! -Marcus Torres DCSA Unix -------------------------------------------------------- If you are not an intended recipient of this e-mail, please notify the sender, delete it and do not read, act upon, print, disclose, copy, retain or redistribute it. Click here for important additional terms relating to this e-mail. http://www.ml.com/email_terms/ --------------------------------------------------------
