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Re: [openmq-dev] OpenMQ Clustering connection issue
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This does look like a configuration issue. You'd need to compare
the configuration with OpenMQ documentation on HA
(enchanced-cluster) configuration - for exmaples be sure all
brokers have unique brokerIDs and all brokers use the same
configuration for common cluster properties. The HA cluster
heartbeat does use UDP.
Hope this helps.
--Amy
On 1/9/20 2:16 PM, Will Hartung wrote:
There doesn't seem to be a Users list of any kind, so I'll
make my plea here.
We're running:
Message Queue 5.1
Oracle
Version: 5.1 (Build 9-b)
Compile: July 29 2014 1229
We have had a 2 leg cluster for years, it's simple and
straightforward.
Currently we're trying to add a 3rd leg to the cluster. But
the 3rd instance can not connect to the other two.
It's properly connecting to the DB, the other 2 can see the
3rd leg, in that they're aware of its existence and when it
seems to "go away". But we get errors of the 3rd leg trying to
connect directly to the other individual instances in the
cluster.
[#|2020-01-09T00:16:26.324-0800|WARNING|5.1|imq.log.Logger|_ThreadID=30;_ThreadName=Thread-jms[0];|WARNING
[B2191]: Timeout(180) in waiting for cluster connection to
mq://10.40.60.21:7777/?instName=???&brokerID=brokerngsharemail1&brokerSessionUID=null&ha=true[/10.40.60.21:34650]
[#|2020-01-09T00:16:26.357-0800|INFO|5.1|imq.log.Logger|_ThreadID=32;_ThreadName=Thread-jms[2];|[B1066]:
Closing: ???@10.40.60.37:0->jms:0 because "Destroying
old connection with same connectionUID 9124134005846419200 -
reconnect is happening before connection was reaped". Count:
service=2 broker=2
[#|2020-01-09T00:16:26.364-0800|INFO|5.1|imq.log.Logger|_ThreadID=32;_ThreadName=Thread-jms[2];|[B1066]:
Closing: ???@10.40.60.37:0->jms:0 because "[B0063]:
Initialization Failure ". Count: service=1 broker=1
This should be straight forward, we've tested all of the
network parts. We can ping, and telnet, and nc from each leg
to the other. We don't think it's a firewall issue (if it
was, what could it be?)
The configuration is simple, MQ isn't difficult to
configure, it pretty much "just works" for us and in the
past.
It's not using UDP is it? (That just occurred to me, we
haven't tested that, but, honestly, I don't think it would
be using UDP...)
The instances are running independently, they're not
embedded in an app server. Just stand alone instances.
Any insight in to this would be helpful.
Thanks.
Regards,
Will Hartung
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