We use Cassandra 2.0.8.
Probably after decommissioning nodes long time ago, but I am not sure. We
are not using this cluster intensively.

According to Jira, this problem was fixed in 2.0.5
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-6053

Anyway, I truncated peers table and restarted one node to repopulate it.
The problem has gone, but I have a question. Why peers table contains only
2 out of 3 nodes?

*nodetool status* results in:
UN  10.4.116.127  14.01 GB   256     32.6%
 ee89e721-176e-4a82-ae94-32c77295aa1b  rack1
UN  10.4.116.126  13.33 GB   256     31.9%
 f9c088c9-ad55-412b-ad04-540332a0b3b2  rack1
UN  10.4.116.148  15.23 GB   256     35.5%
 f47c70b6-46bb-455e-b984-6384c939558d  rack1

*select peer from system.peers;* results in:
 peer
--------------
 10.4.116.127
 10.4.116.126

Thanks,
   Pavel

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