Re: [l2tpns-users] l2tpns clustering max number of nodes

[David P. <da...@dp...>]

I haven't touched l2tpns in years so my memory may be off, but I think the
limit you are coming up against here is the iBGP route limit on your
upstream router. I *think* the limit is 8 on Cisco gear, but I could be very
wrong.

On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 12:33 PM, Jason Millan <jm...@m2...> wrote:

>  Hi,
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> We have a 6 node cluster, for some reason when all six nodes are active,
> one node handles no traffic and has no load.
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> As soon as another node is stopped the last one in the cluster starts to
> participate i.e. traffic on interfaces and load on the actual box.
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> Are there any limits on the number of nodes that can actively participate
> in the cluster or any ideas?
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> Regards,
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> Netops2010
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