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Hi , We setup a distributed system on our app servers. Please find th
shanmukhaprasads
over 8 years ago
Hi ,
We setup a distributed system on our app servers. Please find the attached server.log , not getting what i'm missing here. What all files need to be copied to other servers ?
Thanks in Advance
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over 8 years ago
serverapp1 seems to start up just fine, and nothing seems to have issues there.
serverapp2 appears to have multiple shutdowns and restarts logged. I see that there appears to be a connection issue between serverapp2 and wherever it is configured to connect with regards to the engines. I see these messages regarding the engines:
Caused by: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset
All of your machines in your distributed setup need to be able to connect and communicate with one another. Are all 3 machines added to each machine's hosts file?
serverapp3 has similar errors as serverapp2 with regards to connections. Your machines do not appear to be able to connect with one another. The errors in the logs tell you where it is trying to connect to with failure:
ERROR com.appiancorp.kougar.driver.ipc.IpcConnection - Could not initialize IpcConnection (content (yourHOST:5008)), closing immediately.
I would recommend testing telnet commands to these host names and ports to verify if you can connect. The ports may be closed or occupied, or you may not even be able to communicate with the host until you update your hosts files.
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over 8 years ago
serverapp1 seems to start up just fine, and nothing seems to have issues there.
serverapp2 appears to have multiple shutdowns and restarts logged. I see that there appears to be a connection issue between serverapp2 and wherever it is configured to connect with regards to the engines. I see these messages regarding the engines:
Caused by: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset
All of your machines in your distributed setup need to be able to connect and communicate with one another. Are all 3 machines added to each machine's hosts file?
serverapp3 has similar errors as serverapp2 with regards to connections. Your machines do not appear to be able to connect with one another. The errors in the logs tell you where it is trying to connect to with failure:
ERROR com.appiancorp.kougar.driver.ipc.IpcConnection - Could not initialize IpcConnection (content (yourHOST:5008)), closing immediately.
I would recommend testing telnet commands to these host names and ports to verify if you can connect. The ports may be closed or occupied, or you may not even be able to communicate with the host until you update your hosts files.
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