We are really having a hard time with these damn AOSs. I would really
appreciate any info on intricacies and caveats that could cause what we're
experiencing:
We officially have four AOS instance licences. We have AOS instance managers
(i.e. the Axapta Server Manager) installed on two machines (say AX1 and
AX2). We have three Axapta databases, one for development, one for test and
QA and one for live use. We have corresponding applications (meaning the aod
and aoi files) for each database, these are available through a share on
AX1. Each of these databases are instances in the same SQL DBMS on a
separate server (call it DB1).
Ignoring our test and dev environments and focusing on our live environment,
our ideal is to have three clustered AOS instances running on AX1, using the
Live application and database, as well as a fourth AOS running on AX2,
dedicated to performing batch processing (also using the Live application
and database).
Now we have inconsistently been able to achieve this ideal, but since we had
to shut down and restart our batch AOS on AX2, we have not been able to
restart it. We have tried all sorts of configurations, but in the end all we
could get working was to stop one of the AOS's in the cluster, and start our
batch system there instead. We have tried shutting down both server managers
and deleting the .udb file in the application folder, but not even this
allowed us to start all of our AOS's.
There are no other AOS's on the network using this database and application,
not even any two-tier clients. I am really at a loss.. is there something I
am not understanding about the AOS idea and licensing? Can anyone offer ANY
suggestions or point me in the direction of documentation that may help?
Regards,
Matt Benic
Axapta Developer
UTi Sun Couriers Division
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