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Yes, thats what I meant. I didn't think I was explaining it good. it works
syncing primary to backup, but when the original backup becomes the new
primary and the original primary becomes the new backup, its not syncing the
connections. So when I want to reverse it and promote the original primary
back to primary, it breaks all current connections. I am probably overlooking
something so I appreciate any help.
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[lvs-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Joseph Mack NA3T
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Subject: Re: [lvs-users] Connection Sync Problems/Questions
On Sun, 27 Jan 2008, Jason Ledford wrote:
> I have posted previously about this and thought I had it
> solved. My setup is active/passive and I am trying to
> sync the connection states between the 2 servers. It
> syncs up fine from the primary to the backup, so when
> failover occurs it works and the connection states and
> sync'ed up with the backup server. But when I try to
> fallback (manually) and can't get it to sync the
> connections from backup to primary.
do you mean that the original backup, which is now the
active director is not sending the synch state messages to
the now backup director, so that when you failover, there is
no state info on the about to be new director?
JOe
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