I am trying to set up replication among three cassandra nodes. I believe
it is because I am not setting the correct seed hostnames in
storage-conf.xml. How can I set up node communication through the NAT on
firewall.
Two nodes will be on my network with private ip 192.168.15.86 and
192.168.15.88. Port forwarding from my router's public ip to ONE internal
node ip: 192.168.15.86. I have port forwarding to 192.168.15.86 set up for
JMX port 8088 and cassandra port 9160.
I am using the hosts file to define the ip numbers for the cassandra
nodes:
192.168.15.86 node1_rocinante
192.168.15.88 node2_spork
<<not shown>> node3_rackspace
I can not seem to communicate from my internal node to the cassandra node
at rackspace over port 8088 using "nodetool" or jmx gui, although I can
telnet to both 8088 and cassandra port 9160 from shell. Here are JMX JAVA
OPTS for cassandra on my node:
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=8088
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.ssl=false
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.authenticate=false
-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=node1_rocinante
Here is the netstat output showing the private ip rackspace cassandra node
192.168.100.50 trying to handshake but failing because the nodes are
assigned my private ip numbers 192.168.15.88, 192.168.15.86. For review,
rackspace
tcp 0 1 192.168.100.50:39671 192.168.15.88:7000
SYN_SENT 26725/java
tcp 0 1 192.168.100.50:39670 192.168.15.86:7000
SYN_SENT 26725/java
Here are what I think are pertinent example settings in the
storage-conf.xml for an internal node:
:
...
<Seeds>
<Seed>node1_rocinante</Seed>
<Seed>node2_spork</Seed>
<Seed>node3_rackspace</Seed>
</Seeds>
...
<ListenAddress>node1_rocinante</ListenAddress>
<!-- internal communications port -->
<StoragePort>7000</StoragePort>
...
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