Re: new node can't find seed node

2011-04-26 Thread Sasha Dolgy
server2 should be pointing to server1 after server1 is online and in the logs is accepting thrift connections. in what you've pasted below, you show that server2 is connecting to server2 ... not server1. -sd On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 9:19 AM, Udit Khandelwal wrote: > Boris Spasojevic epfl.ch> wr

Re: new node can't find seed node

2011-04-26 Thread Udit Khandelwal
Boris Spasojevic epfl.ch> writes: i have 2 machines , one windows and other linux. i am facing this issue. Could you please tell me how you solved it. Machine 1 OS listen_address thrift_address seeds JMX_PORT server1Xp server1server1 server18080 server2lin

Re: new node can't find seed node

2010-07-09 Thread Dimitry Lvovsky
Sounds like maybe your not binding the 7000 port to the correct interface, maybe you have it set to localhost, rather then the IP address. If you want to confirm, try prompt> telnet [machine ip] 7000 If you get a connection refused, then the above is true. Hope this helps. Dimitry Lvovsky Dir

Re: new node can't find seed node

2010-07-09 Thread Boris Spasojevic
Solved it! Sorry to spam your inbox! BoriS On Fri, 2010-07-09 at 11:50 +0200, Boris Spasojevic wrote: > Hi, > > I am attempting to add a new node to a single node already running. > I have set the first node not to bootstrap, and the second node to > bootstrap whit the first node as it's seede

new node can't find seed node

2010-07-09 Thread Boris Spasojevic
Hi, I am attempting to add a new node to a single node already running. I have set the first node not to bootstrap, and the second node to bootstrap whit the first node as it's seeder. The IP configuration is OK, the machines can ping each other, the seed machine (or should I say cassandra runnin