Global Service Enabled |
When enabled, this will start the global service, which will begin
the monitoring of Address Managers. Without this enabled, no other
service will run properly. |
Failover GUI Enabled |
When enabled, automatic failover will be disabled and you will be
able to execute a failover manually if the primary Address Manager is
down. |
Failover Service Enabled |
When enabled, when monitoring Address Managers, if there is a problem
detected, it will failover from the primary to the secondary Address
Manager. |
Repair Service Enabled |
When enabled, this will bring the Address Managers secondary’s into
replication after failover. If this is disabled, then trust is broken
and you will have all Address Managers as stand-alone servers. |
Safe Mode Enabled |
When enabled, this will evaluate the current primary Address Manager
health and determine the course of action without executing the failover
actions. This is helpful when performing dry runs. |
Maximum Downtime |
Works in conjunction with the “Minimum Failures” setting where if the
“Minimum Failures” setting has been reached and the “Maximum Downtime”
setting, a failover will be executed. |
Maximum Failures |
The maximum number of failures results before executing a
failover. |
Minimum Failures |
Works in conjunction with the “Maximum Downtime” setting where if the
“Maximum Downtime” setting has been reached as well as the “Minimum
Failures” setting, a failover will be executed. |
Server Monitor Timeout |
This setting controls the timeout when checking the Address Managers
states. |