Closed pcorderoe closed 5 years ago
Which version do you use? Do you mean there is a crash? Can you give me the full details of the crash?
I'm able to connect to a replicaset, using the following for the servers field:
db1.ams2.do.dev:27017,db2.ams2.do.dev:27017,db3.ams2.do.dev:27017
If you enter it exactly like this, does it still crash? Also have you filled in a "Set Name"?
If it still doesn't work, can you show a screenshot of the settings?
Thanks for your answers. I fill form like this:
Name:Replica Set Set Name: rs0 Servers: mongodb://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:27017,xxx.xxx.xx.x:27017 ReadMode: Primary Preferred
Can you drop the mongodb:// and try again?
Yes, that should be the reason of the crash. I need to fix this issue.
i try (without mongodb://) but show an error message: No aceptable peer could be found
do you use ssh tunneling?
Can you connect to each of the servers from the command line using the following?
mongo --host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:27017
If not, what are you using? Also the output of rs.status()
on the mongo console might help debug this.
i am using normal connection, with Server: Standalone, one connection for each server, and work fine
I'm not using ssh tunneling
Should be fixed in 3.1. I let you verify this issue and close it.
same problem here, can not connect replica set, but can connect to each stand alone server
do we need to wait until the mongo 3.1 to fix this issue?
Hi, when i try to connect using a replica set option the program close. I have a cluster over Google Cloud. I'll try to connect using this mongodb://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:27017,xx.xx.xx.xx:27017 but don't work. Please help!