On 11/4/05, Ian Cunningham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you can get multicast working, good luck, but it can be hard. Unicast > is easy. To test the setup I gave you, telnet to a headnode (wn01, wn0 > 2, se, rb) on either cluster `telnet wn01.phy.bg.ac.yu 8649 | grep 'HOST > NAME='`.
One thing I noticed, that while it incurs a performance hit, I have run Ganglia monitoring over an OpenVPN tunnel, with multicast, when I configure OpenVPN to allow peers to see each other. (Since I lack an actual physical network to connect all the computers I monitor, which are at different physical locations, this is the only way for me to do it.) It's a bit peculiar, and if unicast works, then that's also great. Just wanted to mention that this way also works for me. And BTW, sorry for misleading him about individually listing the individual machines - I forgot about the unicast support that was recently added. (Should've checked.) -- ~Mike - Just my two cents - No man is an island, and no man is unable.
