System Management and Maintenance

Alert 2401

Connection to the history/audit database for cluster <cluster> has failed.

The specified cluster is unable to communicate with its shared call history database. This may indicate a network problem, or a software failure within the cluster. The server(s) may need to be rebooted.

Go to the DMAs page to begin troubleshooting. See also:

Alerts

Alert 2402

Connection to the configuration database for cluster <cluster> has failed.

The specified cluster is unable to communicate with its shared configuration database. This may indicate a network problem, or a software failure within the cluster. The server(s) may need to be rebooted.

Go to the DMAs page to begin troubleshooting. See also:

Alerts

Lync Integration

The following alerts provide information on changes in Microsoft Lync 2013 integration.

Alert 2601

Cluster <cluster>: Cannot reach Lync server <lyncserver> for presence publishing.

The cluster cannot communicate with the specified Lync server at the currently configured Next hop address. This could indicate a network problem, or a problem with the Lync server.

Click the link to go to the Network > External SIP Peers page to begin troubleshooting. Try to ping the Lync server’s Next hop address to verify basic connectivity.

See also: Alerts

Alert 2602

Cluster <cluster>: Cannot authenticate with <lyncserver> for presence publishing.

The cluster cannot authenticate with the specified Lync server; presence will not be published for Polycom conference contacts.

This could indicate incorrect RealPresence DMA system or Lync server configuration. Begin troubleshooting by verifying that the Presence Publishing settings on the Admin > Conference Manager > Conference Settings page are correct.

Click the link to go to the Network > External SIP Peers page. See also:

Alerts

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