Well, I rebooted my 2 nodes and now when I do 'clustat' command, they see each other.
Nest step is to test apache failover... Great!!! Thanks, Néstor :-) On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 4:06 PM, Néstor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > First time setting up the RHEL cluster Suite > > I install the cluster suite and the help of a RH support guy I was able to > > see my 2 node in the cluster. I did yum update and some how I lost > the clustering. I can do a system-config-cluster and see each node > but it only recognizes the local host as a member of the node. > > I follow the instruction from the rhel cluster documentation but it did > not > work for me. > > The rhel guy told me that I needed to set up a resources IP address > I do not know why? > > I need lots of help!!!! > > How do I get the clusters to recognized each other as members? > > I am just trying to set up a 2 node cluster for High Avaliability. > > > Thanks, > > Néstor:-) >
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