CLUSTERS

Forcing the Cluster Replicator to retry failed replications immediately
Occasionally, cluster replication is unsuccessful. This is usually due to the destination server being unavailable. The Cluster Replicator stores unsuccessful replication events in memory and retries these replications periodically. The interval between retries starts at one hour and increases over time to a maximum of one day. You can see if any cluster replication events are waiting to be retried by looking in the server log file.

If you do not want the Cluster Replicator to wait to retry these replications, you can force it to retry the replications immediately. This is especially useful when you restart a different cluster server that was unavailable.

From the Domino Administrator

1. In the Server pane, expand All Servers or expand Clusters.

2. Select the server you want.

3. Click the Server - Status tab.

4. In the Task pane, click Server Tasks.

5. In the Results pane, select the Cluster Replicator.

6. In the Tools pane, expand Task, and then click Tell.

7. Click "Retry all failed replications immediately," and then click OK.

From the Web Administrator

1. In the Server pane, expand All Servers or expand Clusters.

2. Select the server you want.

3. Click the Server - Status tab.

4. In the Task pane, click All Server Tasks.

5. In the Results pane, select the Cluster Replicator.

6. In the Tools pane, expand Task, and then click Tell.

7. Type tell clrepl retry and then click OK.

From the server console

Send the following command from the server console: