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TFerguson — Thu, 15 May 2008 19:17:24 +0000

OK, I think I have it now, with some help from badlop in this post: http://www.ejabberd.im/node/1592

"If you have two nodes on the cluster, both of them should serve the same Jabber domain. If you want a Jabber server called "jabber.example.org", then both nodes should have this as hosts on their ejabberd.cfg."

So apparently the "problem" was that I was treating the two servers as separate ejabberd domains. In each of my ejabberd.cfg files, I had each server listed as a separate host. So, what I did was change each ejabberd.cfg file to read:

{hosts, ["my.ejabberd.domain.com"]}.

After doing this, I can now see two Nodes (each one of the physical instances) and one Virtual Server (my ejabberd domain). Seems kind of obvious now, but I figured I'd post this just in case someone else makes the same mistake.

-TF

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