Description:
Windows installer will now open port 33060 when you use the installer to create an INNODB cluster. (thanks to all involved)
Unfortunately, port 33061 needs to be opened as well for the installed to work and join 2nd (and more) nodes to the cluster.
Port 33060 is shown as the default and IS opened by the installer (given the checkbox is ticked) however 33061 is not.
I am unsure if this is a problem within the installer or an undocumented port.
I do not believe this is a problem in documentation, there is a checkbox to open the ports on the firewall in the installer and without the above knowledge you would not be able to join an existing cluster.
thanks
Damon
How to repeat:
clean install of windows 10 complete with all updates (11th June 2020)
install first INNODB node
clean install of windows 10 complete with all updates (11th June 2020)
install second INNODB node
It will fail on the last stage and will not join the cluster.
open port 33061 on first node for TCP InBound in the windows Firewall
clean install of windows 10 complete with all updates (11th June 2020)
open port 33061 on this node for TCP InBound in the windows Firewall
install Third INNODB node and it will join the cluster very quickly.
Suggested fix:
open port 33061 on both nodes for TCP InBound in the windows Firewall
recommend : look to see why port 33061 is being used
a) is it using the selected port (33060) and adding 1 to it?
b) port 33061 is undocumented within the installer but is part of the cloning process joining the cluster.
