Under Debian, on all nodes, make sure that /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts have the same fully qualified domain names, eg /etc/hosts is just 127.0.0.1ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ localhost 127.0.1.1ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ workernode1.yourdomain <ip addr>ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ condor-master.yourdomain On condor-master, /etc/hosts should be: 127.0.0.1ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ localhost <ip addr>ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ condor-master.yourdomain <ip addr>ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ workernode1.yourdomain <ip addr>ÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂÂ workernode2.yourdomain Etc And after mucking around, âsudo service condor restartâ the master first. If condor_status shows blanks after repreated service restart, probably the hosts and hostname arenât the same. Dan From: HTCondor-users [mailto:htcondor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of john alexander sanabria ordonez hi, I just installed a cluster having two working nodes but condor_status does not show none of them. In the master node the following processes are running: and one working node is running the following processes: Any ideas what is going wrong? Thanks, |