Emilio,
I have applied on both nodes. Because I have done quite a bit of messing about, I'm tempted to start again. It should only take half an hour or so. Before I do, can you confirm that the following procedure is ok please? On Node1 1. Configure real IP address of eth1 = 10.200.28.173 On Node2 2. Configure real IP address of eth1 = 10.200.28.174 On Node1 3. Create virtual interface called eth1:cl = 10.200.28.175 4. Select eth1:cl as the virtual IP for a new Cluster and press "Save VIP" 5. Enter Node2's name and eth1 IP address in the "Remote" section and press "Save" 6. Type password in box and press "Configure RSA connection" 7. Select the first option from the cluster type menu "Node1 master and Node2 backup automatic failback" 8. Select "Configure Cluster Type" The only other thing I can think of is that eth0 and eth1 are on the same subnet. Could this be causing confusion? Regards David From: Emilio Campos [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 11 October 2011 13:43 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Zenloadbalancer-support] Cluster Active on both nodes at the same time David, please confirm me. applied the patch on both zen servers ? Did you deleted the cluster interface on both nodes? and repeated the process from begining? Remember: You don't need connect to both node members for configure the cluster, the secondary node will be configured automaticaly. I'm waiting your feedback Regards! 2011/10/11 David Martin (IT) <[email protected]> Hmm, looks a bit different but still not right: Node 1: Zen latency is UP on GRP-ZEN-01s 10.200.28.173 | Zen latency is DOWN on GRP-ZEN-02s 10.200.28.174 Cluster IP 10.200.28.175 is active on GRP-ZEN-01s Host key verification failed. Zen Inotify is running on GRP-ZEN-01s Host key verification failed. Global status: Node 2: Zen latency is UP on GRP-ZEN-02s 10.200.28.174 | Zen latency is DOWN on GRP-ZEN-01s 10.200.28.173 Cluster IP 10.200.28.175 is active on GRP-ZEN-02s Host key verification failed. Zen Inotify is running on GRP-ZEN-02s Host key verification failed. Global status: David From: Emilio Campos [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 10 October 2011 22:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Zenloadbalancer-support] Cluster Active on both nodes at the same time David, I just developed the patch that fix the problem reported by you, could you help us with your test and send us your feedback? Please write my file attached on /usr/local/zenloadbalancer/www/, rewriting the actual file Disable the cluster configuration, delete the eth0:cl interface on both nodes and repeat the proccess from the begining. We would like to know if with this change all is working fine We are waiting your feedback! Thanks and regards 2011/10/10 Emilio Campos <[email protected]> HI David, I just detected a problem on cluster configuration, from node backup to node master We going to solve for v1 stable Thanks about your reports! 2011/10/10 David Martin (IT) <[email protected]> Hi, I'm new to Zen and was hoping to get some advice. I have configured two boxes, grp-zen-01s and grp-zen-02s, and am struggling to get clustering to work. I get no errors when configuring the cluster, but when I am finished I get the following status: Zen latency is UP on GRP-ZEN-02s 10.200.28.174 | Zen latency is UP on GRP-ZEN-01s 10.200.28.173 Cluster IP 10.200.28.175 is active on GRP-ZEN-02s Cluster is active on GRP-ZEN-01s Zen Inotify is running on GRP-ZEN-02s GRP-ZEN-01s Global status: >From what I can see, the VIP and Inotify should only be active on one node. I'm guessing the Passive node is having difficulty seeing the active node so it is 'going active' too. The only 'unusual' bit of my setup is that both nodes are running on VMWare vSphere 5 hosts (the same host for testing, actually). I'm wondering if that could be part of the issue but I can't see how. I built one node (but no cluster or farm config) and then cloned it to get the second. I think I have caught all the IDs that I need to change (IP address, hostname, mac address, etc) but, in case I have missed something, I am going to build another node from scratch tomorrow and see if that makes a difference. Is there anything else that uniquely identifies a Zen node? Thanks in advance. Regards David Johnston Press plc Registered in Scotland no. SC015382 Registered Office:108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS Opinions expressed in this email are those of the writer and not the company. E-mail traffic is monitored within Johnston Press and messages may be viewed. This e-mail and any files with it are solely for the use of the addressee(s). 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