Hi Ruwan,
Ruwan Linton wrote:
> Hi Takahiro,
>
> Please find my comments inline;
:
>> Then, when the downed server is restored, does ESB become to
>> use it automatically?
>>
> Yes, but after the suspend duration of the endpoint. Each and every
> endpoint has its own suspend duration and after that duration synapse
> tries to connect to that endpoint and if that also fails, it will be
> again suspended for an another suspended duration and this duration is
> incremental and can be configured.
>
> So the downed server will not appear active soon after restoring but
> after the suspend duration of the endpoint referring to this server, it
> will be activated provided that it is restored and can respond.
Thanks to your point, I find the description of
<suspendDurationOnFailure> in configuration_language.html .
It says "If this attribute is not specified, endpoint will never
be recovered after a failure."
Thanks.
By the way, it seems to me there is no INPUT FORM for
<suspendDurationOnFailure> in the ESB Management Console
of "Failover Group (Endpoint edit)"
Even so, we can add it from "Switch to source view" or
"Configure > Synapse", probably.
>> P.S.
>>
>> I found that I can clear "disable" flag from the management
>> console of ESB.
>> 1)Open Home > Manage > Mediation > Endopoint
>> 2)Edit Failover/ Load-balance Endpoint Group and
>> Save without any change.
:
> This is sort of a hack and you cannot expect the server admin to do this
> always... this happens because when you save the endpoint it creates the
> endpoint definition again which will rest everything related to the
> endpoint configuration.
Then, we will stop to write it in our operation manuals.
(It is a joke.)
Thank you for your detailed explanation.
----
Takahiro OGAWA
http://www.brainsellers.com/
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