[Condor-users] also have a flocking problem.. not sure if it made it to the list the first time

["Oliver Hotz" <oliver@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey guys,

 

We have two pools, at different locations… both of them work flawless by themselves.

 

One of the pools is a Windows server as master with an internal address range of 192.168.1.x The other pool is a linux server as master with an internal address range of 192.168.0.x

 

On the windows master server, the config file looks like this:

 

FLOCK_TO = <external ip of linux server>

FLOCK_FROM = <external ip of linux server>

LOWPORT = 9600

HIGHPORT = 9700

 

On the linux master server, the config looks like this:

 

FLOCKTO = <external ip of windows server>

FLOCK_FROM = <external ip of windows server>

LOWPORT = 9600

HIGHPORT = 9700

 

Both Routers have their firewall ports open from 9600-9700 and being forwarded to the respective server.

 

We have also added the following entries in the condor_config.local files:

 

EXECUTE_LOGIN_IS_DEDICATED = True

SEC_DEFAULT_NEGOTIATION = NEVER

 

 

However, when we do a condor_status, the other machines never show up, we only always see our local machines.

In the condor negotiator log, we see the following entries: DC_AUTHENTICATE: attempt to open invalid session <hostname>:1768:1105248494:22, failing.

 

Both systems are running condor 6.7.2.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

Oliver