I have a weird issue today and it gives me lots of problem. I had two
cluster different but unfortunatelly I gave them the same names by mistake;
lets say;
test_cluster
both cluster have had totaly different machines ( it was working well
its been one month)
today I added a machine in one of the cluster and I saw that all the
machines were in the same cluster physically (it was not the case before
adding the machine)
I have chacked the unicast list; there were no machine in common
So someone can explain me how I had this problem and how I can seperate
them ?
I have a weird issue today and it gives me lots of problem. I had two
cluster different but unfortunatelly I gave them the same names by mistake;
lets say;
test_cluster
both cluster have had totaly different machines ( it was working
well its been one month)
today I added a machine in one of the cluster and I saw that all the
machines were in the same cluster physically (it was not the case before
adding the machine)
I have chacked the unicast list; there were no machine in common
So someone can explain me how I had this problem and how I can seperate
them ?
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