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Hi<br>
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On 10/25/2012 12:43 PM, chetan dev wrote:
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<div>I have two clustered disc nodes running happily on different
systems for e.g. node1(system1) and node2(system2).</div>
<div>Now i put on sleep the computer which holds node1 and check
cluster status on system2 , it shows that node2 is running.</div>
<div>Now i start system1 , node1 starts automatically . But when
i check clustering status on system 1 , it shows only node1 is
running and when i do the same for system2 it shows that only
node2 is running. Now what happened to clustering ?</div>
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By 'putting node1 to sleep' you have created a network partition,
and rabbitmq clusters are not tolerant to network partitions. If you
post the logs from both nodes then we can see exactly what went
wrong. But in general, you should not use clustering on networks
that are subject to partition or run clustered nodes on servers that
are likely to shutdown or sleep without first stopping the rabbit
node running on them.<br>
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<div>Thanks</div>
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Cheten Dev <br>
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B.Tech<br>
IIT Delhi, New Delhi<br>
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