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HOWTO: Configuring Multi-Subnet Failover Connectivity for the WebMarshal Database

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This article applies to:

  • WebMarshal 7.5.5 and above
  • Database connectivity

Question:

  • How do I configure Multi-Subnet Failover for the WebMarshal database connection?

Procedure:

First, configure the database using the WebMarshal Console

To add Multi-Subnet Failover:

  1. On the Array Manager server, in the WebMarshal install edit the file ArrayManager\Policy\ArrayPolicy.Working.xml
  2. Locate the node "Database"
  3. Add an attribute useMultiSubnetFailover and set the value to "yes"; For example:
    <Database useMultiSubnetFailover="yes" provider="MSOLEDBSQL" server="somecluster" database="WebMarshal" user="EXAMPLE\Secureuser" password="6X+NAW/fiu/egydom+4j4A==" useTCP="yes"  enabled="yes" retention="100" reportingConsole="" />
  4. Do not edit the other values. Note that XML values are case sensitive.
  5. Save the file, and the restart the WebMarshal Array Manager service

Notes:

Be aware that the Marshal Reporting Console does not support Multi-Subnet Failover. Database connections from MRC must be configured for a single server.


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