The global settings or configuration for a Zoom server deployment with High-Availability and Disaster Recovery (HADR) enabled can be changed easily through the Server Control Panel or other options on the Zoom Web Management Portal (Webmin). Global configuration may include various aspects such as Repository settings, Metadata specification, Workflow settings etc. However, at present, the …
For an introduction to Curator and starting the service see the article on Curator Configuration for Zoom versions till 7.2 and Curator Configuration for Zoom 7.3 onwards. This article discusses the initial setup, and, the process for subsequent configuration of the Curator service when Zoom HADR is being used. Zoom HADR provides High-Availability and Disaster …
Minimum Zoom version supported: 5.5 Archive module can be configured by following this article: HADR Archive Configuration. Features HADR Archive brings the functionality of Archiving assets in a distributed manner. Multiple OR Single Zoom server can be configured to archive the assets. Multiple OR Single Zoom server can be configured to run the archive/restore scripts. HADR …
How To Find Database Writer? Goto Zoom database redo directory location. Redo directory location can be found in file <zoom_installation_dir>/conf/server.xml inside the dbspec tag.<dbspec>………………………………….<redoLogDir>/Volumes/NAS/ZOOM_HADR/ACME-SERVER/db/redo</redoLogDir> <— Redo directory location ……………… </dbspec> Open file “dlg-data.lck” Peer name mentioned in this file is the database writer. “dlg-data.lck” file is created when Zoom server first starts up. The Zoom server which …
Minimum Zoom version supported: 5.5 All HADR Archive Management changes will be replicated to all Zoom servers. Changes made on one Zoom server will be reflected back on all other Zoom servers.So, enable/disable of Archive in HADR Archive Management will enable/disable it on all Zoom servers. Same of all settings present in it. Enable HADR Archive Login to Zoom …
The configuration of an existing Zoom server deployment with High-Availability and Disaster Recovery enabled can be changed with respect to the peers, their groups, weights and priorities. However, presently this can be done only through a manual process and hence must be done very carefully and sparingly. Changing server priority The peer and group priorities …
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The Zoom High-Availability and Disaster Recovery (HADR) module automatically maintains all the configured Zoom server peers in sync, so that all of them serve the same data repository. However, at some times, such as when setting up a new peer, or after a peer’s DB location file system becomes permanently unavailable, a manual sync of the …
