HP RISS Components Replication Status, Data Replication Flow, Replication Service General Status

Replication Status

The middle part of the Replication view displays the status of the replication.

Table 35 Replication Service General Status

Feature	Description
Domain	The domain name and group ID of the domain being replicated.
State	Shows whether or not replication is in progress.
File Batch Count	The number of batches being replicated.
Update Time	The time of the last replication update.
Next Retry Time	The date and time of the next replication update.
Message	Any messages about the last replication update.
Remote Authorization	Shows if the RISS remote authorization user has been set up in Account
Service	Manager.
	This user must be set up in the system for the Replication view to display
	statistics from the remote system. See RISS Remote Authorization in "User
	account information" on page 53.

Data Replication Flow

The bottom part of the Replication view displays the flow of replicated data. You can also suspend or resume the replication process from this area.

Table 36 Data Replication Flow

Feature	Description
Domain	The domain name and group ID of the domain being replicated, and the following
	information:
	• The IP addresses of the smart cells being duplicated, the status of the replication,
	and the number of stored and indexed documents being copied.
	A check icon indicates normal operation.
	An X icon indicates that replication failed the last time it was tried.
	An ! icon indicates replication is being retried.
	• An arrow showing the direction of data. Normally, the direction is left to right,
	from the primary system to the replicated system. In a failover situation, the
	direction is right to left, as the data replicated on the replicated system is being
	used to restore the group on the primary system.
	• The number of stored and indexed documents that have been copied to the
	replicated domain.
	• The percentage of data that has been copied to the replicated domain.
Suspend/Resume	To stop replication, click Suspend. Replication will stop after the current batch
	is replicated.
	To start replication, click Resume. The batch that would have been replicated next
	when replication stopped will be replicated.

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