Hi,

Tried red hat cluster setup for two nodes.

i can be connect one node by luci , the other node facing below error

The following errors occurred while creating cluster "webcluster": Error receiving header from node1.example.com:11111

Any idea guys.

Thanks in advance.

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Dinesh

Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. Unless you provide details, there isn't a lot we can tell you...just saying "red hat" tells us nothing. What VERSION of Red Hat? What guide did you follow for the setup?

Best ideas? Go to the Red Hat website, and follow their very-clearly written tutorial. Also, since RHEL is not free, you should call Red Hat Support, since you're PAYING, RIGHT???

It is redhat 6.1 version and tried to setup locally. free redhat version

TIA

Dinesh

Try:
# mkdir /var/lib/ricci/.libvirt
# chown ricci:ricci /var/lib/ricci/.libvirt

Wrong; there is no 'free redhat version', sorry. RHEL 6.1 is also a commercial, PAY FOR distro. While you can use it freely, you are missing a LOT without an active subscription. Also, 6.1 is OLD...the latest is 7.x, and again, unless you're planning on PAYING FOR RHEL, you should NOT BE USING IT, PERIOD. You are only going to make your life much harder, since you WILL NOT be able to install things via repository, resolve dependencies automatically, and will be running an unsupported/unpatched/buggy version of a server, it will be inherently insecure.

If you're not planning on paying, run CentOS...it's identical, but totally free. And AGAIN...what guides did you follow to get things installed? Did you read the RHEL documentation on getting this set up? Again, easily found...
https://access.redhat.com/documentat...dministration/

Also WHY are you using that EXAMPLE

edit the configure files to YOUR system

this IS IN the install and set up guides

Hi,

The permission alreay exists
FYI,
[root@node1 ricci]# pwd
/var/lib/ricci
[root@node1 ricci]# ls -latrh .libvirt/
total 8.0K
drwx------ 5 ricci ricci 4.0K Apr 6 2011 ..
drwxr-xr-x 2 ricci ricci 4.0K Jan 3 19:18 .

Please advise.

Dinesh

We did advise, several times now. Again:

• READ AND FOLLOW the documentation from Red Hat, that was not only looked up for you, but given to you
• Actually answer the questions you've been asked (such as what you've done/tried so far, what guides, etc.), but have not yet answered
• PAY FOR Red Hat Enterprise, and call RHEL support

Unless you're going to answer the questions you've been asked, and participate in the discussion, there isn't much point in posting.

Agreed. Your Red Hat support contract should cover these kinds of questions. Even if the only support you have is self-support, the docs on Cluster Storage are very good. It doesn't seem like you have gone through those docs, since you are, I guess, literally using something set to 'example.com', which will never work, ever, for anything but a ping test.

You don't specify what you're using as your backend, but look over this:

https://access.redhat.com/products/red-hat-storage

And the cluster storage console (the web UI part) docs:

https://access.redhat.com/products/r...torage-console


Try stepping through their set up steps, and come back with questions once your own setup is more than just default values :-)

Hope that helps.