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300-810 · Question #233

A collaboration engineer is troubleshooting Cisco IM and Presence high availability. The system is version 10.x. The engineer has confirmed that the server recovery manager service is configured…

The correct answer is C. The failed service or server was offline longer than the Client Re-Login Upper Limit setting. In Cisco IM and Presence version 10.x, fallback of user sessions to their home (primary) node after recovery is automatic under normal conditions. However, the Server Recovery Manager uses a 'Client Re-Login Upper Limit' timer to determine how long to allow the…

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Question

A collaboration engineer is troubleshooting Cisco IM and Presence high availability. The system is version 10.x. The engineer has confirmed that the server recovery manager service is configured using system defaults. The engineer notices that user sessions have not fallen back to the homed nodes. What is the cause of this issue?

Options

  • AThe engineer did not click the Fallback button for the redundancy group.
  • BThe user accounts were moved to the redundant server.
  • CThe failed service or server was offline longer than the Client Re-Login Upper Limit setting.
  • DThe failed service or server has not been active for at least 30 minutes.

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    14% (4)
  • C
    79% (23)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

In Cisco IM and Presence version 10.x, fallback of user sessions to their home (primary) node after recovery is automatic under normal conditions. However, the Server Recovery Manager uses a 'Client Re-Login Upper Limit' timer to determine how long to allow the re-login/failback window to remain open. If the failed service or server was offline for a duration exceeding this Client Re-Login Upper Limit setting, the system will not automatically trigger fallback for those user sessions - they remain on the backup node. This is distinct from version 9.x behavior where manual fallback was required (eliminating choice A). Choices B and D describe conditions that do not match the described symptom or the default behavior of the recovery manager.

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#Cisco IM and Presence#High Availability (HA)#Client Re-Login Upper Limit#Troubleshooting

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