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Appendix C: RMS Server and Component States

Routes

The RMS monitors the state of Replication Server routes, and determines the state of a route by:

  1. Checking the state of the route at both its origin and destination

  2. Querying the RSSD

The RMS uses the information to identify whether the route is UP or DOWN, and to identify the reason. Table C-13 describes the route states.

Table C-13: Route states

State type

Value

Meaning

Description

Normal

5

ACTIVE

The route is open and data can pass from the origin to the destination Replication Server.

Error

2

SUSPENDED

The route is unavailable and data cannot pass between the Replication Servers. The description provides the reason for the suspended route; for example:

  • The route encountered an internal error.

  • The route is being created.

  • The route is suspended.

  • The route encountered an error at the destination.

  • The route is being dropped.

  • The route is being dropped with NOWAIT.

  • An indirect route is being changed to a direct route.

Warning

3

UNKNOWN

The destination Replication Server is not part of the replication environment.



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