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RTView®
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Configuring Failover on the Historian This section describes how to configure failover for the Historian. You configure failover in the Historian application. For details about configuring the Historian, see Configure the Historian. High
Availability Historians To configure failover, you create a Server Group and designate backup Historians to support a failover event. By default, no Server Group is defined. You can specify a primary Historian as well as one or more backup Historians. Only the primary Historian is capable of writing to the database. Each Server Group member is assigned a port number and a priority. Using a socket connection on the assigned ports, each member monitors the status of the others in the group. The member with the highest priority is elected as the primary Historian. If the primary Historian fails, is shut down, or loses its connection to the database, the backup Historian with the highest priority becomes the new primary. A Historian with a priority of 2 is has higher priority than a Historian with a priority of 1. For example, if we have three Historians with the following priority: Historian A / Priority 1 NOTE: Each Historian in the group should be configured with the same set of data configuration files, retention options, data source options, etc. To configure failover for the Historian
2. Click the Server Group tab and make the following entries:
3. Click Save Configuration. |
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