Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for your response. I’ve only found the following in the transferlogs on the master StorageNode location B:
2019-04-09 12:10:59 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1p1.img -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1p1.img 0-165286 807.5 KiB/s
2019-04-09 12:10:59 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1p3.img -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1p3.img 0-254129 1.17 MiB/s
2019-04-09 12:10:59 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1.mbr -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1.mbr 0-1048576 3.66 MiB/s
2019-04-09 12:11:03 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1p2.img -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1p2.img 0-13429217 3.20 MiB/s
2019-04-09 12:11:51 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1p5.img -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1p5.img 0-634614839 11.49 MiB/s
2019-04-09 12:26:52 /images/LY-HP-LAP/d1p4.img -> ftp://fog@fogSN2-locB/%2Fimages/LY-HP-LAP/d1p4.img 0-44472049358 44.47 MiB/s
So no errors or what so ever. Any clues or so? The StorageNodes on location B are connected on LAN 1Gbps, on the same subnet.
I understand FOG just uses the lftp command, so it would be rather an FTP protocol problem than a FOG problem but to avoid strange problems like this, it would be a nice feature to verify the replicated images.
Grtz Franklyn.