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Home › Forums › FABRIC General Questions and Discussion › Issue with Node-to-Node Communication in Fabric Experiment
Dear FABRIC Support Team,
I hope you are doing well.
I am currently running an experiment on FABRIC with two compute nodes in the same slice. The nodes have the following private IP addresses:
Node2: 11.30.6.178
Node3: 11.30.6.178
Although both nodes appear to be in the same subnet, they are unable to communicate directly with each other. For example:
ping 11.30.6.178 from Node3 does not receive any response. (# sample ip’s)
ssh 11.30.6.178 from Node3 results in a connection timeout.
Similarly, Node2 cannot ping or SSH into Node3.
However, both nodes are accessible individually via the bastion host, and ARP resolution between the nodes appears to succeed. This suggests that Layer-2 connectivity exists but direct node-to-node communication may be blocked by network or security policies.
My experiment requires direct communication between the nodes for running a distributed computing framework (Ray cluster). Could you please advise whether intra-node traffic within the slice needs to be explicitly enabled, or if there is any configuration required to allow communication between these nodes?
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
Sree Bhargavi Balija