Log Type = Replica set member past expiration date
From: Ingo Hueser via AccessMonster.com (forum_at_AccessMonster.com)
Date: 01/17/05
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Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 14:34:21 GMT
We have a replica set with a number of replicas synchronizing frequently and directly within the company network and some replicas on remote machines synchronizing indirectly. The set is managed with the Replication Mgr. In addition, we set up a replica farm according to the suggestions by Michael Kaplan. This worked well for 3 months now, however, suddenly weird things happen. First one replica turned out to be corrupt, and then we found a whole range of replicas (all part of the internal network synchronizing directly with the replica farm) whose ReplicaID expiration date apparently has passed (at least the log file says so). What does that mean? How could we avoid this happening again? Thanks a lot for your advice!!!!
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