Mixed linux-solaris-array possible?

Hello,
we want to swap our server from solaris to Linux. Now I try to build an array with primary centos and secondary solaris server for testing. If I use the centos for primary if get the "Can't contact the server" errormessage. If I use the solaris for primary my admin username was not accepted.
Any idea?

Centos is not a supported OS (even though it's based on RH).
You can have mixed OSes in an array as long all the servers are the same version of SGD.
Are you using DNS and fqdn for you servers? what does
$ tarantella status --verbose
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