Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual
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High Availability (HA) Director. The HA Director is a copy of the SV Director
with all the same data installed on a duplicate database. If the primary SV
Director is not functioning, the HA Director can be used to run StadiumVision.
The HA director should always be up and running and available for updates
to its copy of the data.
with all the same data installed on a duplicate database. If the primary SV
Director is not functioning, the HA Director can be used to run StadiumVision.
The HA director should always be up and running and available for updates
to its copy of the data.
The HA Director monitoring service checks that the HA Director is up and
running and reports the average load on that system. If the HA Director is up,
the service status is reported as “HA System running normally”. Select the
Status monitored services tab to show the five minute load average.
Normally, the load average should be low as the HA Director is mostly idle
until it is used (becomes primary).
running and reports the average load on that system. If the HA Director is up,
the service status is reported as “HA System running normally”. Select the
Status monitored services tab to show the five minute load average.
Normally, the load average should be low as the HA Director is mostly idle
until it is used (becomes primary).
Click the Service Information tab to find the IP Address for the HA Director
as well as other self-explanatory information.
as well as other self-explanatory information.
Quest Services
The Quest Services Monitor is used only when a Quest server is present in
the network. The Quest Server monitoring service checks that the Quest
server is up and running and responds to web service requests. To confirm
that the Quest server is working, the monitoring service sends a simple call to
the Quest server to validate the web services are operational.
the network. The Quest Server monitoring service checks that the Quest
server is up and running and responds to web service requests. To confirm
that the Quest server is working, the monitoring service sends a simple call to
the Quest server to validate the web services are operational.
Click on the Service Information tab to find the IP Address for the Quest
server and the customer ID being used for validation. If the customer is not
configured in StadiumVision Director and does not match the Quest system,
the status will be „non-optimal‟ rather than green.
server and the customer ID being used for validation. If the customer is not
configured in StadiumVision Director and does not match the Quest system,
the status will be „non-optimal‟ rather than green.