Re: Is this a bug?
- From: flybean <flybean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:07:06 +0800
Edwin vMierlo [MVP] wrote:
you cannot use local quorumSorry, I missed something. The key is not the failed of creating cluster.
use a shared disk quorum or a MNS quorum model.
optionally when using MNS, you might want to do a FSW (Fileshare witness) if
your cluster has an even number of nodes.
rgds,
Edwin.
The key is this failed caused some subnets could not visit the web application.
Thanks.
Flybean
"flybean" <flybean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message.
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Node A, running a WEB application using J2EE container
Node B
The web app could be visited by all subnets.
First, built a cluster on node B using local quotm.
Second, tried to add Node A to the cluster, failed of the local quotm
After that, only some subnets ( such as 192.168.x.x ) could visit the
web app. Others (such as 192.X.x.x) could not visit the web, but they
could telnet the web port.
After restarted the system, the web app could be visited by all subnets
again.
Is this a bug?
Flybean
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