One thing to note. When it was working with a single server, we would run the setup script as such
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bash setup-linux.sh -s cluster.mydomain.xyz -p 5544Good call. Just got rid of the load balancer and switched it to round robin via DNS and we've got it working. Thank you.jolson wrote:In your 'hosts' list, is the load balancer showing up? Is it possible that the load balancer is re-writing source IP addresses? If so, is there a transparent mode that you can use?