Replizierung mit einem Cluster-Server

[kollinchen]

Hallo!

Wir haben hier ein Verbindungsdokument zur Replikation im NAB. Als "Destination server" ist dort der Name eines Clusters angegeben, nicht direkt der Servername. Sollte das theoretisch funktionieren? Das tut es nämlich (in unserem Falle) nicht. 

Ich habe mal nachgelesen, jedoch nur gefunden, dass auch Gruppennamen funktionieren.

Nutzt das jemand auch so oder können nur Servernamen bzw. Gruppen als Destination server eingetragen werden?

Sonnige Grüße

[Glombi]

Das geht und steht in der Admin Hilfe - siehe

Replicating with all servers in a cluster 

An additional benefit of creating a cluster is that it can simplify your replication topology and increase the reliability and performance of replication. This is because you can set up a server outside the cluster to replicate with all the servers inside the cluster. You do this by creating a single Connection document that specifies the server outside the cluster as the source of replication and the cluster name as the destination of replication. Then, every database on the source server that has a replica in the cluster replicates. If the cluster contains more than one replica of a database, the source server replicates with only one of those replicas, and cluster replication propagates the changes to the other replicas in the cluster.
Replication with a cluster is more reliable than replication with an individual server because Domino replicates with any server in the cluster that contains a replica of the database it is processing. Therefore, if a server in the cluster is unavailable, replication can still proceed if another replica exists in the cluster. Replication with a cluster can also improve performance because Domino uses workload balancing when choosing a server with which to replicate.

Note  When replicating with a cluster name, select Pull Push, Pull Only, or Push Only as the replication type in the Connection document. Pull Pull replication does not work with a cluster name.
The server that initiates replication must be running Domino Release 4.5 or higher. It does not have to be running Lotus Domino 6.

Note  Before replicating with a cluster name for the first time, the source server must access one of the clustered servers directly once. When this occurs, Domino populates the source server's cluster cache with the names of the servers in the cluster. This makes the source server aware of the servers in the cluster.

Andreas

[kollinchen]

Danke erstmal!

Wir haben jetzt alles noch mal weiter eingegrenzt: Die Replication mit dem "Cluster-Namen" funktioniert soweit. Im Log jedoch stehen folgende Einträge, die uns stutzig machten:
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PULL) names.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 15:19:24 (62 hours ago)
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PUSH) names.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 15:19:22 (62 hours ago)
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PULL) admin4.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 15:19:24 (62 hours ago)
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PUSH) admin4.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 15:19:22 (62 hours ago)
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PULL) events4.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 14:00:08 (63 hours ago)
10/27/2006 05:35:54   Mail02/Servers/XXX has not replicated (PUSH) events4.nsf with Hub01/Servers/XXX since 10/24/2006 13:18:11 (64 hours ago)

Diese Einträge wiederholen sich ständig, obwohl die Replikation für die Datenbanken tatsächlich durchgeführt wurde (laut Protokoll im Log und im NAB selbst.

Warum werden solche Meldungen im Log eingetragen, woher kommt das alles?