Prentice Bisbal wrote:
> Ashley Pittman wrote:
>> This smacks of a firewall issue, I thought you'd said you weren't using one but now I read back your emails I can't see anywhere where you say that. Are you running a flrewall or any iptables rules on any of the nodes? It looks to me like you may have some setup from on the worker nodes.
>>
>> Ashley.
>>
>
> I agree with Ashley. To make sure it's not an IP tables or SELinux
> problem on one of the nodes, run these two commands on all teh nodes and
> then try again:
>
> service iptables stop
> setenforce 0
>
>
This fix worked. Delving in deeper, it turns out that there was a typo in the iptables file for the
nodes: they were accepting all traffic on eth1 instead of eth0. Only the master has an eth1 port.
When I checked the tables earlier, I didn't notice the discrepancy.
Thank you all so much!
Cheers,
Ethan
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Dr. Ethan Deneault
Assistant Professor of Physics
SC-234
University of Tampa
Tampa, FL 33615
Office: (813) 257-3555
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