Re: Xen Cluster & DRBD

>When the second node boots, it doesn't get a 'default' entry in the
>routing table. If I restart /etc/init.d/networking manually, everything
>is setup properly and the failover works ok.
>
>I'm guessing the initial network setup is controlled by the root node?
>Can anybody shed any light on how I get the routing table set up
>properly without the manual intervention?
>
Could it be that the file "/cluster/node2/etc/network/interfaces" has only:

auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

but no entry for eth0.  This was the case for my 1.9.1 cluster on Debian 
Sarge. 

Venkat


 
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