Hi all,
    I have a C* cluster with five nodes and my cassandra version is 2.1.1 and 
we also enable "Hinted Handoff" . Everything is fine while we use C* cluster to 
store up to 10 billion rows of data. But now we have a problem. During our 
test, after we import up to 40 billion rows of data into C* cluster, we 
manually remove the network cable of one node(eg: there are 5 nodes, and we 
remove just one network cable of node to simulate minor network problem with C* 
cluster), then we  create another table and import 30 million into this table. 
Before we reconnect the network cable of that node, we export the data of the 
new table, we can export all 30 million rows many times. But after we reconnect 
the network cable, we export the data immediately and we cannot all the 30 
million rows of data. Maybe a fewer minutes later, after the C* cluster balance 
all the datas( my guess) , then we do the exporting , we could export all the 
30 million rows of data.
    Is there something wrong with "Hinted Handoff"? Whille coping data from 
coordinator node to the newer incoming node, is the newer node can response the 
client`s request? Thanks in advances!

jerry

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