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Does LSC support high availability? #309
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You can install a connector on two nodes and have a cron that runs it on both nodes (but not at the same time) |
I have two nodes, Node 1 and Node 2, both of which have LDAP installed and are set up as master and slave. Node 1 also has LSC installed to synchronize LDAP data to the AD domain. Now I want to make LSC highly available. Do I just need to install an LSC on Node 2? |
Yes, but if your master is not available, LSC will not be able to write in the slave, unless you promote slave into master. |
How to avoid synchronizing duplicate data from ldap to ad domain |
LSC will always compare data before modifying them. Just run LSC at different hours on each node, depending on the frequency you desire |
Thank you so much |
How to set different running frequencies on different nodes?Is it set in the lsc.xml configuration file? Or is it set using crontab -e? |
Hello @sht33, The frequencies of you task is indeed usually set using crontab -e -u lsc, so you just have to pick a different time for the second node. |
Does LSC support high availability, such as master-master mode or master-slave mode?
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