So I saw some strange behavior with this issue when we did our upgrade
to CFMX 7 last night.  ServerA is the one that is having the problem
mentioned below and is the server that I was upgrading.  I uninstalled
CF 6.1 Ent and then installed a fresh copy of CF 7 Ent hoping it would
resolve the problem. 

Running on the same subnet is another CF 7 Ent server (ServerB) that has
a Coldfusion cluster on it called cfCluster.  When I did the upgrade on
ServerA I setup a cluster with the same name (cfCluster) not thinking
about the other server being out there.  When I did that the 2 CF
instances on ServerA found the cluster of the same name on ServerB and
set themselves up as replication peers.  The 2 instances on ServerA also
found each other and the cluster worked just fine.  I don't really want
the two machines to be working together at this point so I figured I
would create a cluster with a different name on ServerB so they wouldn't
be conflicting.  Once I did that, the cluster on Server B still works
just fine but now the instances on ServerA won't cluster together and
are showing the same behavior seen below.

Obviously the clustering can work but for some reason the instances on
ServerA can't see each other without the help of an external server.
Very strange.  Ring any bells of where I could start looking?

Stephen

-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Zimmerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 8:09 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: RE: multiple instances of cf on JRun4

Hi Stephen,
Are both your instances of ColdFusion on the same machine?  If they
aren't
you may need to set unicast peers.  See the following:

http://livedocs.macromedia.com/jrun/4/JRun_Administrators_Guide/clusteri
ng2.
htm
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/jrun/4/JRun_Service_Pack_1_Guide/4relnote
s5.h
tm
http://www.macromedia.com/software/jrun/whitepapers/pdf/jr4_clustering_w
p.pd
f

You can add unicast peers under the Cluster Settings for the server in
the
JRun Management Console.

Ted Zimmerman

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Lynn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 8:18 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: multiple instances of cf on JRun4

I setup two instances of ColdFusion clustered on JRun 4 using IIS 6 as
the webserver.  Everything was working great until our operations group
restarted the server and now only one of the instances is being used by
the cluster.  A working version on our development box has the following
entry in the start up log for one of the cf instances:

11/27 10:06:01 info Clusterable service JNDIContextManager discovered
ClusterManager on 128.187.184.236:4160, cluster domain: cfCluster
(Lookup Service's JINI-ID: eb9cd98d-808d-4a15-84de-ea6693ed33f8)

Followed by a bunch of cluster related startup entries.  The production
server that is no longer working doesn't have this entry or any other
cluster related startup entries.  The only cluster related entry says:

11/30 11:16:53 warning Could not find valid replication peer- assuming
this server is first server running in replication group.

The other server in the cluster is running but things obviously aren't
getting initialized right.  Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
I've tried adding/removing the servers from the cluster but no luck. 

Thanks for your help.

Stephen

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