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Alan H.

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SCI alarm code for switch-over
« on: November 28, 2006, 04:07:55 AM »
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Good morning, fellow Genesys travellers,



I know that this is a very basic question so please do not flame me for being too lazy to test it out. So here it goes...
(deep breadth)

Genesys SCI has a variety of error code and alarms that are issued when one or another product switches over, fails, shutsdown and so on and so forth. There is an alarm code for startup, for shutdown and for switchover. What is more, there is a generic alarm code and a specific-to-type-of-product code.  I tried several different codes and the results were very dismal: none of the codes were exactly what I needed. And what I need is very basic: I want to detect when TServer either switches over or fails. It sounds very simple but in reality it is not.

Initially I tried to use the following:

Detect event:000-04562
Cancel evnet:000-04560

But,as you would probably have guess, killing t/server using -9 and shutting it down using SCI causes these events to misfire. Is there a way to combine several events into one? And if not how does one go about detecting if t/server is up, down, switched over or frozen out for good?

Your replies would be greatly appreciated and I promise to post my results once I get it so the rest of the community would benefit from it as well.

Thank you!  :D
Alan
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Peter K

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Re: SCI alarm code for switch-over
« Reply #1 on: December 05, 2006, 12:15:45 PM »
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  • These are the only codes I use, but they do not work very well when you initially start Genesys, because they cannot distinguish between an unplanned stop of services and user-instructed shutdown. Were you able to disnguish between the too using SCI alarm codes? If you were could you please tell me what those codes are?

    PK

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    Re: SCI alarm code for switch-over
    « Reply #2 on: October 10, 2012, 03:32:11 PM »
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  • From Tserver log events help:

    01-21014


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    Server [server-name] role changed to [server-role]

    Attributes
    [server-name]
    Server name: <server-name>@<location-name>

    [server-role]
    T-Server's role (Primary or Backup)

    Description
    The remote T-Server changed its HA role.


    Offline cavagnaro

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    Re: SCI alarm code for switch-over
    « Reply #3 on: October 10, 2012, 06:59:36 PM »
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  • Erm...this post dates from 6 years ago...I doubt they still need some help ;)