Hi,
We have just installed a second subscriber into an existing cluster and are having a number of problems with data replication. The SQL database replication seems to be in order, however when trying to browse the Global Directory on the new subscriber it isn't possible - error message 'it is not possible to view this page'.
The error messages in the publisher event log are as follows:
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: DCDirectory
Event Category: Directory Operation
Event ID: 7358
Date: 9/24/2004
Time: 7:55:55 AM
User: N/A
Computer: NO_CMGR_01
Description: (DSA REPLICATION(16) Proc 1021, Sev 14)We have abandoned an outstanding primitive on the shadowing agreement defined below, as our association to the partner DSA has been lost.agreement id 1
role (consumer/supplier)Supplier partner DSA AE_Title/o=cisco.com/cn=DCDSERVER/cn=NO_CMGR_03
old state Awaiting Coord Resp event No association
new state Between Updates
action to take Ignore the event
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: DCDirectory
Event Category: Directory Operation
Event ID: 1294
Date: 9/24/2004
Time: 7:55:55 AM
User: N/A
Computer: NO_CMGR_01
Description:
(0 KERNEL(8) Proc 130, Sev 0)
ACSE - Association aborted
Control block index 2, type 1
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: DCDirectory
Event Category: Directory Operation
Event ID: 1294
Date: 9/24/2004
Time: 6:55:32 AM
User: N/A
Computer: NO_CMGR_01
Description:
(0 KERNEL(8) Proc 130, Sev 0)
ACSE - Association aborted
Control block index 2, type 1
Event Type: Warning
Event Source: DCDirectory
Event Category: Directory Operation
Event ID: 7358
Date: 9/24/2004
Time: 5:55:09 AM
User: N/A
Computer: NO_CMGR_01
Description:
(DSA REPLICATION(16) Proc 1021, Sev 14)
We have abandoned an outstanding primitive on the shadowing agreement defined below, as our association to the partner DSA has been lost.
agreement id 1
role (consumer/supplier) Supplierpartner DSA AE_Title/o=cisco.com/cn=DCDSERVER/cn=NO_CMGR_03
old state Awaiting Coord
Respevent No association
new state Between Updates
action to take Ignore the event
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve
