I think yes.

mfoss — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 12:03:19 +0000

I think yes.

Thank you for your answer. So

Hambik — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 09:11:08 +0000

Thank you for your answer.

So did I get correct you that "company.com" domain name should be the host of load-balancer behind which the real nodes of cluster must stand ?

You are mixing two

mfoss — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 16:16:00 +0000

You are mixing two independent concepts. Each concept comes from a diferent kind of connectivity: ejabberd is a «XMPP server» with «Erlang clustering support»:

A) XMPP domain name. Example: company.com. This is configured in ejabberd.cfg. This defines the Jabber ID of the accounts, for instance hambikand@company.com. DNS setup is required, to ensure XMPP clients and other XMPP servers can connect to this XMPP server.

B) erlang node name. Examples: server7.company.com, or machine34139.bunker7.hosting.com. This is configured in ejabberdctl.cfg, and used when setting up erlang clustering. This defines the node in a cluster. DNS setup is required, to ensure other erlang nodes in your cluster can connect to this node.

ejabberd - Comments for "Ejabberd Clustering Configuration"

I think yes.

Thank you for your answer. So

You are mixing two