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Description:
Multicast address when changed through Conga interface appears at various places in cluster.conf, which only requires in cman stanza

Product :
RHEL 6


How reproducible:
1. Change the multicast address through the conga interface.

 
Actual results:
 Multicast address will appear in cman stanza and also in cluster node stanza which invalidates the cluster.conf file

Expected results:
Multicast address should only be in cman tag to validate the cluster.conf file

Additional info:
When the multicast address is changed, all the cluster nodes need to be rebooted for the changes to take affect

I can't reproduce this. When I specify a multicast address manually, the only thing luci writes is:

        <cman>
                <multicast addr="1.2.3.4"/>
        </cman>