Is there any paramter to configure replication retry time in case of fail over
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Hi all,
I have a redundant multi-master setup in which master A and master B are both primary and
redundant to each other.
When B goes down A tries to reconnect to B for replication. This replication retry time
increases with the number of attempts it tries to retry.
Is there any way to control this retry time?
Regards,
Divya.R
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Hey Divya,
I am not sure if you can control that particular retry time. Perhaps
someone on the list could confirm that.
However, there is a way to force replication to occur.
You can find that instruction under section 9.11 "Forcing Replication
Updates" in the Red Hat Directory Server 8.2 Administration Guide.
Good luck
- dc
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Divya Ravikumar <dravikum(a)juniper.net>wrote:
Hi all,****
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I have a redundant multi-master setup in which master A and master B are
both primary and redundant to each other.****
When B goes down A tries to reconnect to B for replication. This
replication retry time increases with the number of attempts it tries to
retry.****
Is there any way to control this retry time?****
** **
** **
Regards,****
Divya.R****
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