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Francesco asked how much clock difference Enterprise Replication tolerates across 12 servers. Superboer said the maximum is 15 minutes, with timestamp conflict resolution problems otherwise. Madison Pruet confirmed servers more than 15 minutes apart fail to connect, times are GMT based so time zones do not matter, and clocks should be kept close. Another poster advised NTP.
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Hi all,
I should implement an installation of Informix ER with 12 servers.
I'm afraid of the right syncronization between all the 12 servers, 8
Linux SUSE, 4 Linux SUSE on VMWare and 4 Windows OS that accomodate the
virtual machines.
About the hour sync:
how many seconds/minutes of hour difference are accepted from the
replication?
If one or more servers have different hours (in terms of some
minutes...) the replication faults?
Thank you,
Francesco
afiacr max is 15 minutes. it should be doc'd somewhere
if you have differences you may get problems with ts collision
resolution.
Madison can tell you better and more i guess.
Superboer
f.veroni@strhold.it schreef:
> Hi all,
>
> I should implement an installation of Informix ER with 12 servers.
> I'm afraid of the right syncronization between all the 12 servers, 8
> Linux SUSE, 4 Linux SUSE on VMWare and 4 Windows OS that accomodate the
> virtual machines.
>
> About the hour sync:
> how many seconds/minutes of hour difference are accepted from the
> replication?
> If one or more servers have different hours (in terms of some
> minutes...) the replication faults?
>
> Thank you,
> Francesco
↪ replying to f.veroni@strhold.it
Madison Pruet — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
If the servers are more than 15 min apart, then the connection will fail.
The time used is GMT based, so you don't have to worry about time zone
issues.
I'd suggest trying to keep the machine times fairly close together so that
timestamp conflict resolution works correctly.
<f.veroni@strhold.it> wrote in message
news:1132303375.189283.202690@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I should implement an installation of Informix ER with 12 servers.
> I'm afraid of the right syncronization between all the 12 servers, 8
> Linux SUSE, 4 Linux SUSE on VMWare and 4 Windows OS that accomodate the
> virtual machines.
>
> About the hour sync:
> how many seconds/minutes of hour difference are accepted from the
> replication?
> If one or more servers have different hours (in terms of some
> minutes...) the replication faults?
>
> Thank you,
> Francesco
>
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