Reinstating a replica administrative node after failing over
If you fail over to your replica administrative node, you must configure a new replica administrative node.
About this task
If you want to then switch back to the original console, you must recreate it as a replica administrative node, then fail over to it. |
Steps
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Install the new replica administrative node.
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In the
run.properties
file, change the value forpa.operational.mode
toCLUSTERED_CONSOLE_REPLICA
.This property is case-sensitive.
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Click Settings and then go to Clustering → Administrative Nodes.
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Change the Primary Administrative Node host name and port to the failed-over node.
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Remove the Replica Administrative Node public key, then change the Replica Administrative Node host name and port to point to the new replica node.
If your key pair does not include a wildcard, you can use the same host name as the original console to avoid having to recreate the console key pair and the
bootstrap.properties
files for each engine. -
Click Save & Download to download the bootstrap file for the replica administrative node.
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Copy the downloaded file to the new replica administrative node’s
<PA_HOME>/conf
directory and rename it tobootstrap.properties
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Edit the
<PA_HOME>/conf/run.properties
file on the new replica administrative node and change the value ofpa.operational.mode
toCLUSTERED_CONSOLE_REPLICA
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Start the new replica node.
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To verify replication has completed, monitor the
<PA_HOME>/log/pingaccess.log
file and find the messageConfiguration successfully synchronized with administrative node
.