Replication Server

Learn how RMS determines the Replication Server states.

The RMS determines the state of a Replication Server by:

Testing the connection to the Replication Server
Testing the connection to the server that contains the RSSD
Determining the health of the Replication Server
Determining the status of the server’s connections, routes, and queues

The Replication Server can be in more then one state, but the RMS returns only one state. For example, the status of the server can be both HIBERNATE and QUIESCE.

Replication Server States
State type	Value	Meaning	Description
Normal	5	ACTIVE	The Replication Server is running and actively replicating data.
Normal	10	QUIESCE	The Replication Server is running but is not currently replicating data.
Warning	3	UNKNOWN	The initial value before the actual state has been determined. UNKNOWN can also indicate that the server is not part of the replication environment.
	4	SUSPECT	At least one of the Replication Server connections, routes, or queues is down.
	6	HIBERNATE	The Replication Server is in hibernation mode. This state is returned by the admin health command.
	7	REBUILDING	The Replication Server is rebuilding queues. This state is returned by the admin health command.
	8	RECOVERY	The Replication Server is in standalone mode and is rebuilding queues. This state is returned by the admin health command.
	9	STANDALONE	The Replication Server is in standalone mode. This state is returned by admin health command.
Error	0	DOWN	The RMS cannot connect to the Replication Server or the server that contains the RSSD. The server state is also set to DOWN if the user or password is incorrect.
Error	1	TIMED OUT	The attempt to connect to the Replication Server, or the server that contains the RSSD, timed out. This indicates a server that has stopped responding.