Multicast is Slow
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@ryanxplosion Not trying to ignore or side-skirt your multicast issue, but due to the complexity of Multicast problems and your need to get work done, I would advise you to begin using Unicast to get your workload done while you continue to search for an answer to multicast. Don’t let this problem stop you from getting work done.
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I ended up restoring from a backup I did last week before the update and ran the update again. I didn’t have any issues this time and multicast is working properly again! Thank you!
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I may have spoke too soon. It worked once and now it just says starting to restore image (-) to device (/dev/sda1). The log is saying this is not the master node. Any idea what I should look at for that?
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@ryanxplosion Each storage group can have one master node, and no more than one master node.
If you only have one group and only one node within the group, then you can safely set that node to master. See if the error persists.
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@Wayne-Workman I just have the default storage group and master node is checked in the GUI for that group.
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@ryanxplosion Then uncheck it, save, wait a moment, then re-check it and save.
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@Wayne-Workman Same issue
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@ryanxplosion Make sure the image is assigned to the correct storage group.
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@Wayne-Workman I just double checked and the image is part of that storage group. Any other suggestions?
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@ryanxplosion Well… You said it worked once… What happens if you reboot and try?
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@Wayne-Workman Rebooting didn’t help. I ended up running the installer again and that fixed it. I had some issues with the tasks not ending properly after it was completed and the service would get stuck. I just cleared the multicast tasks in mysql and restarted the multicast service and that seemed to work. Haven’t had any more issues since that happened earlier. Thanks again for all of your help.
