Determining active and standby database servers

Last Updated : Nov 20, 2019 |
Prolog information
For load balancing configuration, you must be able to identify your active and standby cluster database servers. Use this information to determine what weight you will specify for each server for load balancing.
The servers that host the cluster database are selected when the servers are added to a cluster. If the active database server fails, Avaya Breeze® platform promotes the standby server to active. If the standby database server fails, no action is taken. The only occurrence that causes another server in the cluster to be selected as a replacement active or standby database is when one of the current database hosts is removed from the cluster.
  1. In System Manager, click ElementsAvaya Breeze®Cluster Administration.
  2. Click Show in front of the cluster you are administering to see the servers in the cluster.
  3. In the Cluster Database column, identify the active and standby database servers.
    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
    Active is the primary server
    Standby is the secondary server
    All additional servers in the cluster are marked as Idle