Interesting, but restarting the corosync with pacemaker changes nothing as well. Even though the nodelist config in the corosync.conf looks correct:
nodelist { node { # node-5.test.domain.local ring0_addr: 10.109.2.6 nodeid: 5 } node { # node-4.test.domain.local ring0_addr: 10.109.2.4 nodeid: 4 } node { # node-6.test.domain.local ring0_addr: 10.109.2.9 nodeid: 6 } node { # node-2.test.domain.local ring0_addr: 10.109.2.8 nodeid: 2 } }
I'm not sure if this is pure LCM case, as Slava described in the comment # 5 or the dynamic cluster scale issue as well
Interesting, but restarting the corosync with pacemaker changes nothing as well. Even though the nodelist config in the corosync.conf looks correct:
nodelist { test.domain. local test.domain. local test.domain. local test.domain. local
node {
# node-5.
ring0_addr: 10.109.2.6
nodeid: 5
}
node {
# node-4.
ring0_addr: 10.109.2.4
nodeid: 4
}
node {
# node-6.
ring0_addr: 10.109.2.9
nodeid: 6
}
node {
# node-2.
ring0_addr: 10.109.2.8
nodeid: 2
}
}
I'm not sure if this is pure LCM case, as Slava described in the comment # 5 or the dynamic cluster scale issue as well