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[9.304-9] HA selfcheck warning

Hi Folks,

since upgrading to 9.3 yesterday evening, I get a warning mail nearly every hour.
There is a txt file attached telling:
"HA SELFMON WARN: Restarting repctl for SLAVE"

The System is a HA-Cluster of two ASG320 Systems.
Does anybody have the same issue, or any knowlege how to get this fixed?

Regards!

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0 seroal over 9 years ago

@ kapuk: What is your answer to my questions here : https://community.sophos.com/products/unified-threat-management/astaroorg/f/53/p/34616/118298#118298 ?
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0 yozh over 8 years ago in reply to seroal
Hello,

This morning I finally updated to the latest firmware as a home user on virtual appliance.

ANd started getting this message about every hour or so,

I don't see a solution, only that updates will fix it, but I`m on the latest update, what else can I do ?

"HA SELFMON WARN: Restarting repctl for SLAVE(ACTIVE)"
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0 yozh over 8 years ago in reply to seroal
Hello,

This morning I finally updated to the latest firmware as a home user on virtual appliance.

ANd started getting this message about every hour or so,

I don't see a solution, only that updates will fix it, but I`m on the latest update, what else can I do ?

"HA SELFMON WARN: Restarting repctl for SLAVE(ACTIVE)"
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0 itsfruity over 8 years ago in reply to yozh

Others were saying setting a preferred master to "None" fixes their issue. If it doesn't for you try:

1. ssh to the UTM as root

2. type killall repctl

3. type repctl

4. type ha_utils ssh <IPofSlave> (Su - to root)

5. type killall repctl

6. type repctl

7. Wait an hour, do you still get notifications?
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0 yozh over 8 years ago in reply to itsfruity

Unknown said:

Others were saying setting a preferred master to "None" fixes their issue. If it doesn't for you try:

1. ssh to the UTM as root

2. type killall repctl

3. type repctl

4. type ha_utils ssh <IPofSlave> (Su - to root)

5. type killall repctl

6. type repctl

7. Wait an hour, do you still get notifications?

Had to restart repctl few times, but eventually showed up as running on both... Lets wait an hour...
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0 itsfruity over 8 years ago in reply to yozh

Did the notifications stop?
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0 yozh over 8 years ago in reply to itsfruity

Unknown said:
Did the notifications stop?
Yes they did. Thank you. Do next time there is an outage or a failover this is what Ill have to do ? Or is it going to be fine crom now on?
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0 itsfruity over 8 years ago in reply to yozh

Should't be a common occurrence.
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