I have a in the console an alarm treatment script (AlarmBehandlung.ctl - starts automatically) and I like to update it with a newer version. The system is a redundant system with an active and passive server. It is important that the system will "keep on running" during update. What is the most secure way?
I think I can go the following way:
1. update the file on the passive server
2. doing a "redu-switch" in the "SysOverview" of the active server
3. update the file on the (new) passive server
4. doing the "redu-switch" back
Is this the correct way?
File Update \"AlarmBehandlung.ctl\" in a running redundant system
- wilko0070
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File Update \"AlarmBehandlung.ctl\" in a running redundant system
- leoknipp
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Re: File Update \"AlarmBehandlung.ctl\" in a running redundant system
You can do the suggested order of steps.
After updating the CTRL script you have to restart the CTRL manager which is executing the script. It is not necessary to restart the complete project.
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Leopold Knipp
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After updating the CTRL script you have to restart the CTRL manager which is executing the script. It is not necessary to restart the complete project.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- wilko0070
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Re: File Update \"AlarmBehandlung.ctl\" in a running redundant system
Thanks a lot!