> I have installed Ganglia on one node of our cluster. When I start the
> gmond-service, it looks OK. But $GANGLIA/bin/gstat shows "hosts: 0". Further
> "telnet localhost 8649" returns no host name entries.
> 
> What is going wrong? Any hints?

Yes: gmond has two pieces,
 - one that gathers metrics from the local host and sends them to the network
 - one that collects metrics from the network

Typically, you'd have a bunch of gmond nodes all multicasting their
metrics to the same multicast IP and port.  Any gmond node listening
on that multicast IP and port, that sees these metrics, will collect
all of them, and know about all the hosts.

However, gmond's collector does *NOT* automatically know about the
metrics gathered from its own host.  It will see them on the network
and collect them just as it collects metrics from any other node.

So, make sure you have your network configuration stuff in gmond.conf
set up correctly such that it is sending metrics to the same network,
IP, and port as it expects to collect them from, and if you think you
have it right, watch for traffic on your network and see what's going on.
  -- Cos

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