A. J.. Levy wrote:
But, does utgstatus on each server show both itself and the other
server as well?
utgstatus only shows the local server, not both in the FOG. utgstatus
-s <othersername> gives the info for only <otherservername> as well.
Not both servers.
There are two aspects to FOG behavior and configuration:
- Replication. utreplica controls this, and it seems you have it working
- Group Manager, which controls load-balancing and session-location, and
is reported by utgstatus. It should report *all* servers in your FOG.
This is configured by specifying the same Group Password to utconfig
typically, but you can also run /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utgroupsig after the fact.
Once upon a time utgstatus reported all hosts it could see, and then you
could see which were not marked as Trusted. Unfortunately, a change was
made a while back to deal with huge enterprises which were overflowing
the host list to only remember and report trusted hosts. So you can no
longer distinguish "seen but not trusted" (which I suspect is your
problem) from "not seen" via utgstatus. The old output of utgstatus
would have made your problem immediately obvious I think.
Check your /etc/opt/SUNWut/gmSignature files - if they're not identical
this is your problem. Correct it by running utgroupsig (DON'T edit
gmSignature directly!). Run it on both servers, and specify the same
password to both.
-Bob
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