Type of analysis | Test | Description |
Server | Number of cluster members | Reports the number of servers in the cluster. |
 | Consistent domain membership | Checks that all servers are members of the same domain, which is required for a cluster to operate correctly. |
 | Consistent protocols | Checks that servers are running the same protocols. Cluster members cannot communicate if they are running different protocols. (TCP/IP is the only protocol formally supported for cluster communication.) |
 | Required server tasks | Checks the ServerTasks setting in the NOTES.INI file for required server tasks. |
Databases | Consistent ACLs | Compares the ACLs of replicas throughout the cluster to be sure the ACLs are consistent. If they are not, users could fail over to replicas that they can't access or replicas that give them different rights to view and alter database information. |
 | Disabled Replication
(Called "Replication Enabled" in the test report) | Checks to see if cluster replication is enabled for the databases on the server. If users fail over to a database that does not have cluster replication enabled, they may see different information than in the original database. |
 | Consistent replication formulas | Checks for inconsistent replication formulas among replicas that share the same path. Replicas with the same path should have the same replication formulas. |
 | Replicas exist within cluster | Checks to see if databases on the current server have replicas in the cluster. Returns "failed" if no replica exists. (Not all databases require replicas.) |
Web Navigator | Consistent Server Web Navigators | Checks to see if the Web databases (WEB.NSF) on cluster members are replicas of each other. If they aren't, the Web databases will not fail over to each other. |