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| Summary: |
| It seems that when the Ethernet cable is pulled from the primary Reports Server, the secondary either takes a long period of time to takeover, or never actually takes over the processing of reports. It correctly takes over if primary has GPF'ed or shutdown. |
| Solution: |
| The redundant Reports Server starts
running reports when theNetBIOS connection to the primary returns
an error. If using TCP/IP and relying on the transport layer to
send 'Keep Alives', this may take a long time.
A routine has been added to exchange data between servers, at a user definable period (default is 30 seconds). When sent from primary the redundant will cease running reports. When sent from redundant, and no reply is received within 'Hearbeat' period, it will begin processing of reports. [REPORT] HeartBeat=1 (default) CIT has confirmed this to be a problem in Citect for Windows versions 5.XX. This problem has been fixed in version 5.01 Service Pack A. |
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