That's sort of strange. Certainly with two normally running servers each agent should have the two servers in their failover list. Which view are you specifically talking about? The Administration->Topology-Agents->detail view? Perhaps it has an issue. You can also query the Agent for what it thinks is its failover list. Via the 'Execute Prompt Command' operation run 'failover -l'.

If you really want to reassign all of the failover lists you can go to Administration->Topology->Partition Events and hit the 'Force Repartition' button. This is not generally necessary. If you try it you may be the first person to ever hit this button.

On 6/12/2014 3:02 PM, barry.barnett@wellsfargo.com wrote:

Is there a way to update the RHQ agent server failover list? We have 2 servers in the HA cloud, and 1 shows both agents (order 0 and 1) in the RHQ GUI, and the other only shows 1 agent in the topology with order 0. I tried to do a rhq-agent.sh -n, failover -check to see if the agent was 'stale', but that didn't update the server list. Any ideas how this can be achieved? Can I manually change a config file to make this work properly?
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