Bob Doolittle wrote: > The fact that you have "M" listed as the flag on 10.234.23.2 indicates > that it's been configured with "utadm -a", whereas the lack of "M" on > 10.234.23.1 indicates that it was configured with "utadm -A". You need > to bring these into sync. I don't know if that's the root cause of your > issue but it's a place to start.
Thanks a lot, Bob! That interface was a relic from the time the switch on the primary network didn't want to forward multicast packets. I removed it on both machines and now it's working again. :)) Just out of curiosity though: What does that system capacity error message signify? Elmar
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