Good Day Everyone,
I have run into a puzzling development which is why I am reaching out to this Forum. I have two process servers that are defined to one queue. The reasoning behind this is that one server (Process Server “A” for this discussion) is the active server. The other server (Process server “B”) sits in a passive mode. Every Saturday, the active server goes into passive mode and the passive server goes into passive mode. (So far – so good?) Since both of these servers are defined to one queue, I was under the impression that when the failover occurs on Saturday, the jobs running against that queue wouldn’t care – they would continue to run as if nothing happened. Oh – so wrong was I!! The jobs continue to run against the server that was active but is now passive – thus lots and lots of failures. The only way around this anomaly was to stop/start the queue which seems to clear up the problem (so I thought). Recently however, some jobs, for whatever reason, will try to run against the passive side anyway. At first I thought that it was a resource thing so I tried various things like Locks and Resources ball to no avail. Finally I got disgusted and just removed the passive process server from the queue but that really sucks because I’ll have to re-ad once again on Saturday so that it can the active server. Has anyone every run into this situation before? I swear that it a Redwood “thing” but I am not sure how to resolve it. HELP! Many thanks.