Hi Hans and thanks for the reply. its clear now for the DB and AOS Licenses, though I have to further clarify the AOS LB.
There are 2 servers only. On each there is one AOS (S1 AOS1 & S2 AOS2).What do we need to do inorder to have the users working in AOS1 get directed to AOS2 in case AOS1 server is down? 2 config listed on the client config and then manually change the config or how does it work? In case there is another server we may have a dedicated LB AOS that direct the users to either AOS1 or AOS2. --- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, "hkruiniger" <hkruini...@...> wrote: > > Hi Kardo > > Correct, for database server you should use active-passive cluster. > > For AOS you need one AOS licence for each AOS you plan to connect to the same > database; however you can add a load-sharing instance without using up a > licence. This just allocates users on a round-robin basis, and if it goes > down then the user has to reconnect and it will choose the first available > server listed in the client configuration. So with one LB and two production > AOS you should set up two config files and set up half your users with one > and half with the other: > > Config1: AOS-LB, AOS1, AOS2 > Config2: AOS-LB, AOS2, AOS1 > > If AOS-LB is down then you will still get your users spread across both AOS1 > and AOS2 (but less evenly). If 1 or 2 is down then all connection requests > will end up on the one that is still running. > > Hans > > --- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, "kardo_ax" <kardo_ax@> wrote: > > > > Suppose that we have 2 servers used for the AX installation without any > > additional components. > > > > how can we use the 2 servers in a way that if one is down to contiue the > > operation on the other one. > > > > Active/passive cluster will help in the part related to DB right? what > > about the AOS? > > > > if we need to install the AOS on 2 different servers what is needed from > > the licesence point of view? is there an AOS lic per server or does it > > really work?? > > >
