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+1  Q: 

Listing all nodes in an erlang cluster

is there any way to return as a list all the node names of the nodes in an erlang cluster?

+3  A: 

net_adm:names() will return you the nodes that are connected to epmd on the current node.

Also see this SO question.

Zed  2010-01-30 18:28:09
+5  A: 

nodes() should work.

ryeguy  2010-01-30 18:32:46
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You can also get the hidden nodes connected to a node via nodes(hidden).

Yogish Baliga  2010-01-31 19:48:22

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