** Description changed: - I have a cluster which is using a isolated back-end network for - clustering-related communication (iSCSI, cman, CLVM, etc). Instead of - using the hostnames of the nodes for the node names, I am configuring - the nodes to all use "hostname-internal". I have an /etc/hosts file on - each node that resolves "hostname-internal" to an IP address on the - backend network (for all valid values of hostname). And on each host, - /etc/default/cman sets NODENAME="hostname-internal" correctly. + When a cluster is brought up with enough nodes to be quorate but without + all nodes, it seems that the fence_tool join in /etc/init.d/cman will + hang until it times out. - However, when I boot up my nodes, the cman init script always hangs on - the fence_tool join -w step until it times out. However, the cluster is - definitely up and quorate, and when the boot process finishes, - cman_services says that fenced is running on all nodes. - - I know I could just override the timeout for that particular step, but - I'd like to actually solve the problem. Could the problem be related to - not using the nodes' hostnames as their nodenames? + I stopped experiencing this problem when I removed the extra node from + my cluster.conf.
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