When I create a new domain/cluster it creates a default node with the name:
localhost-DomainName. This appears to be done using a create-node-config
command as it is a config node.
My choices apperar to be that I create a new node using create-node-config
using the name of the host/ip address or I find away to change the host name
the domain is using so it is no longer using localhost, as it appears to be
using some default property.
The reason I need to do this is the broker is taking its host address from
this property and I currently have to create a new node making use of the
host name (which I actual prefer as it keeps the naming of my nodes
consistant, it also makes it much clearer to my mind which node I am dealing
with), but does mean I have to delete the default node.
If it is using a deafult property, which is set to localhost rather than to
host name then I think this might be a bug, as I have defined the cluster as
an enhanced cluster, and making use of localhost as a name causes issues with
openMq (as we have seen), but it could also be a little confusing, imagine
adminstering the nodes from a server other than the DAS, in that context what
does localhost mean, or perhaps I am just easierly confused :)
Just a thought
Gavin
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