Is there an easy way to verify that databases on one member of a server cluster are also on another server in the cluster? We’ve had a couple of instances where new databases have been created on one server, but not set to create a replica on the cluster partner so the database only resides on one server.
Subject: Also can try running Cluster Analysis from Domino Administration Client
I usually go to cldbdir.nsf but just thought I’d let you know about the tool.
Subject: cluster management
Hi
For messaging, I've developped a application. It's main purpose is to monitor mail quota and ensure that your cluster are in sync but it will also report missing dbsJYR
Subject: cludbdir. nsf, catalog.nsf can help
cludbdir contains an information about cluster onlycatalog about all databases in domain (useful view - by replicaID)
Subject: catalog.nsf only if it is a Domain Catalog
Default catalog.nsf only contain databses for the server they are located on… and you had a typo for cldbdir.nsf
Subject: Thanks!
Apparently I need to return my Domino Administrator Secret Decoder Ring, LOL!
Thanks for the response!
Subject: Ok, next question…
In the cluster directory there are databases showing on a server which is not a cluster member and are marked “enabled” for cluster replication, how is that?
Subject: I assume you mean in cldbdir.nsf
It probably means the server was a member of the cluster at one point but was then removed from the cluster… Cleanup should of occurred in the code but if someone removed cldbdir.nsf from that server before the cleanup code ran it will leave stale entries in the cldbdir.nsf… Just sort “Database By Server” and delete all the entries for the server not in the cluster…
Subject: Thank again!
Yes, I did mean cldbdir.nsf, I should have specified, sorry! I’ll delete the errant entries, thanks much!
Subject: Look in your Cluster Directory
cldbdir.nsf
You can search by pathname or file name and see what servers that particular application resides on.