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I can not, for the life of me, to get Clustering to work. I have followed the latest guide: https://openmeetings.apache.org/Clustering.html. My setup is 100% local, no NAT or any kind of routing between networks.
Here is a summary of the steps I have followed:
- Two OM servers, both installed using the Ubuntu Bionic 18.04 LTS guide. Local IPs: 192.168.0.100/24 and 192.168.0.101/24.
- One (the primary if you will) has the MySQL server and shares the stream/upload folders using NFS. No problems with this.
- When I log into any OM server and access rooms, all (video, audio, recording/sharing screen, files...) works as expected.
I have, then, followed the Clustering guide to:
- Enable Multicast. Works without any problems.
- Share database and folders
- Enable multicast on OM, on both nodes.
- Restart OM.
- I see pings and cluster goes online.
I can see that all starts fine. The cluster is up with both instances detected:
Members {size:2, ver:2} [
Member [192.168.0.100]:5701 - d8a5272a-cc80-42cf-98bd-80b04a2b5c7f this
Member [192.168.0.101]:5701 - a7746996-cc40-46e6-9a4a-75be0b28e7f7
]
From this moment I try to ensure everything works as expected:
- Login with two users and go to the same room: Both users have logged in on the server 192.168.0.100. On the Connections tab I see both are in "server-1". So far so good.
- Enter a room, both users end up in the same room, in the same server, still "server-1". Ok... I guess.
- Login with two users from different servers and then go to the same room: Yes, they see each other, but chat does not work, video and audio do not work as well. It looks like the clustering configuration does no re-route the second user to the first server.
- Login with four users and access two different rooms: The problems above are seen again, there is never any re-routing of users so they end up always in rooms in the server they have initially logged in.
Thanks for any tips that can enlighten me.
Aleix.