I have servers located in different physical locations and on different subnets 
that I need to include in the same cluster.  I _can't_ have them in different 
ganglia clusters because they are handling the same processing tasks.  Here is 
an example:

Cluster1:    Cluster2:
ServerA        ServerE
ServerB        ServerF
ServerC        ServerH
ServerD        ServerI

Locations:
State #1:    State #2:
10.x.x.1:    10.2.2.3:
ServerA        ServerC
ServerB        ServerD
10.x.x.2:    10.x.x.4
ServerF        ServerH
ServerG        ServerI

(That formatting should look ok on a fixed font)

Its seem that may multicast isn't working across the WAN links and I've read it 
doesn't cross subnets by default (makes sense).  I've been trying to figure out 
how to use the 'host =' statement in the gmond.conf and I can get ServerA and 
Server C to semi-talk, i.e. I can run gstat -a on ServerC and see the stats for 
serverA, but A can't see C.   I've tried adding them both to the gmetad.conf 
like "data_source "Cluster1" ServerA ServerC and that doesn't work either.  
I've tried changing the ports as well.

I do have about 5 clusters overall.  I can't find anything in the docs that say 
you HAVE to change the port, but I've tried.   Does gmetad only talk to the 
clients via the "tcp_accept_channel" port?

I would appreciate anywho who's done something like this to share their config 
and their gmond.conf files.  I tried modeling mine after here:
http://people.web.psi.ch/markushin/hpc/docs/Ganglia_VM_20070116.pdf
and the part where it discusses "Unicast can be used when hosts belonging to 
the same Ganglia cluster are on different subnets, for example", but I'm just 
not getting something right.  I've tried a lot of combinations in gmond.conf 
and gmeta.conf and still can't seem to get the right one, even after perusing 
all the lists and googling ganglia to death.  :)  I'm willing to do anything to 
my .conf's to make this work right!

Just to clarify, the end goal for this config is for only 2 clusters to display 
in that (only) grid on ganglia.

Thanks so much in advance for your help,

 - Curtis



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