Hi,
I've been following this discussion because I have the exact same problem. A brutal restart of one cluster node causes the ejb-timers to get stucked on that node. In my case failover does work if I only kill the java processes on one node.
The result of the mcastsniffer is a success (9 rows of log output),
test-mcastsniffer:
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
[java] Here's some multicast data
[java]
Does this mean that Multicast is enabled and that the automatic failover of timers should work? No other configurations to be made?
My setup is four vmware linux machines, 2 DAS + 2 Payloads, running SGCS 1.5 (build b60g-fcs). The next step for us will be to create some code ourselves, but it would be nice to have the correct setup - if possible.
Best regards
Fredrik Olsson
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