Milenko, please reply to user@cassandra.apache.org not directly to me ;)
You do not seem to have a cassandra process up and running, can you check
with your friend what he did please ? Maybe something is going on on this
cluster, do not try to start the node he might be working on it :)
On 7
Milenko,
Check your friends env variables, perhaps he has something set (port, etc)
that you don't.
Cheers.
On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 11:29 AM, Matija Gobec wrote:
> Hi Milenko,
>
> There is a high chance that JMX is listening on the instance IP instead of
> locahost which is default when you run
Hi Milenko,
There is a high chance that JMX is listening on the instance IP instead of
locahost which is default when you run nodetool command.
Try executing nodetool with -h nodeip or check netstat as Nicolas mentioned.
If you run nodetool status on one of the existing nodes can you see that
new
Hi Milenko,
Can you check the JMX configuration in jvm.options file and make sure you
can login without user/pwd ?
Also, the node might be listening to a specific network interface, can you
output 'netstat -an | grep 7199' for us ? (assuming your JMX port config
is 7199)
On 7 February 2018 at 1
My friend has installed 4 nodes at his server in Norway.I wanted to add new
nodes to cluster.I have logged in with ssh and password.ssh pi3@84.208.89.002
-p 22022
Last login: Wed Feb 7 06:59:05 2018 from 94.189.152.722
Later sudo su,and have repeated 100% exactly the same operations as he did.
