There's a bug in gmond 3.1 (possibly fixed by now, I don't know) such that when a gmond is rebooted, it can take a long time before it gets notified of the other nodes already running. Each gmond broadcasts its presence once at startup, so the gmond that's been up the longest will have the right count of all the others (so if you reboot the whole cluster, that's the first one that starts up), but the rest will take a while, you just have to wait.
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