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Products

CA Performance Management - Usage and Administration DX NetOps

Issue/Introduction

I need to know if after a poller comes back online does the cluster go back to its original state?  Based on what I am seeing the answer is no.  For example:  I have a 3 node cluster, A and B are active C is the “standby”.  B goes down so C became active, restoring the 2 active node cluster, however when B comes back online it appears to now stay in standby and not go back to the active state.  So now I have A and C active and B as the standby but ideally it would go back to its original state ( A and B active and C standby).  Is what I am seeing what is expected?  Meaning it will not automatically return to its original state?

Environment

Dx NetOps Performance Management 22.2.x version

Resolution

Failover DC's should not be thought of as primary / secondary / tertiary

They should be considered a pool of DC's that need to be able to poll the same device(s)

So yes, if you have 3 collectors where A and B are active, and C is the “standby” .... and now B goes down and C becomes active.  Once B is restored, it is now the 'standby' collector.  C will remain the active collector.  This is normal functionality

 

 

Additional Information

See the following documentation for further info:

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/it-operations-management/performance-management/22-2/administrating/data-aggregator-administration/configure-standby-groups-for-data-collectors.html