[Gluster-users] Gluster Storage Platform 3.0.5 fails to detect new nodes

[Craig Carl]

Kevin - 
Shell access isn't problem, ssh is running or you can switch to another runlevel if you are using X. 

User - gluster 
Pass - glusteradmin 

If you need root access just 'sudo -s' and use the 'glusteradmin' password. 

We use DHCP running on an non-standard port for new server discovery. As long as the network between the two servers isn't blocking broadcast it shouldn't be a problem. 

Let us know if that helps. 



Thanks, 

Craig 

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From: brooks at netgate.net 
To: gluster-users at gluster.org 
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 6:29:48 PM 
Subject: [Gluster-users] Gluster Storage Platform 3.0.5 fails to detect new nodes 


I've successfully installed the first node, configured the management 
network interface, an ALB bond I want to use for the storage network, and 
the storage pool addresses. When I boot the new node it seems to work 
correctly but just sits in "finding first server" drawing "...." forever. 
The first node is sitting in the "Add Server/Probing server ..." dialog 
box. I've tried rebooting the new node several times without success. 

When you add a new node is the management network interface used to probe 
for new nodes, or if you've defined a separate storage network (as I have) 
does it use that interface for the probes? Any ideas on how to solve 
this would be appreciated. There's nothing in any logs, and without shell 
access troubleshooting is extremely difficult. 

Thanks, 
Kevin 
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