09-18-2013 05:41 AM - edited 03-16-2019 07:26 PM
Hello,
We have cucm 8.6 and we are using IPMA service. We have configured 2 services for IPMA. One is Primary and other Secondary.
If I press the Service button and then choose Primary server, phone displays all parameters and it works, but if I select Secondary server phone displays: Host not found.
I checked and Cisco Tomcat service is running. I tried to restart both - Tomcat and IPMA service but phone still displays Host not found.
Also, I can access the Secondary server with web without problem.
Does anybody know solution?
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09-18-2013 05:51 AM
Hi Lasha,
The "best practice" as outlined in the attached link and excerpt from the SRND
As shown in Figure 19-9 Unified CM Assistant functionality is primarily dependent on the Cisco IP Manager Assistant service and the Cisco CTIManager service. In both cases, redundancy is automatically built-in using a primary and backup mechanism. Up to three pairs of active and backup Unified CM Assistant servers (nodes running the Cisco IP Manager service) can be defined, for a total of six Unified CM Assistant servers within a single cluster. Active and backup Unified CM Assistant server pairs are configured using the Cisco IPMA Server IP Address, Pool 2 Cisco IPMA Server IP Address, and Pool 3 Cisco IPMA Server IP Address service parameters. With the configuration of these parameters, the required Cisco IP Manager service is made redundant. Given a failure of any of the primary Unified CM Assistant servers, the backup or standby Unified CM Assistant servers are able to handle Unified CM Assistant service requests. For each pair of Unified CM Assistant servers, only one Unified CM Assistant server can be active and handling request at a given time, while the other Unified CM Assistant server will be in a standby state and will not handle requests unless the active server fails.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/8x/cmapps.html#wp1043843
You would have to shut down the primary service to do your tests.Cheers!
Rob
"Your life is worth much more than gold."
- Bob Marley
09-18-2013 05:51 AM
Hi Lasha,
The "best practice" as outlined in the attached link and excerpt from the SRND
As shown in Figure 19-9 Unified CM Assistant functionality is primarily dependent on the Cisco IP Manager Assistant service and the Cisco CTIManager service. In both cases, redundancy is automatically built-in using a primary and backup mechanism. Up to three pairs of active and backup Unified CM Assistant servers (nodes running the Cisco IP Manager service) can be defined, for a total of six Unified CM Assistant servers within a single cluster. Active and backup Unified CM Assistant server pairs are configured using the Cisco IPMA Server IP Address, Pool 2 Cisco IPMA Server IP Address, and Pool 3 Cisco IPMA Server IP Address service parameters. With the configuration of these parameters, the required Cisco IP Manager service is made redundant. Given a failure of any of the primary Unified CM Assistant servers, the backup or standby Unified CM Assistant servers are able to handle Unified CM Assistant service requests. For each pair of Unified CM Assistant servers, only one Unified CM Assistant server can be active and handling request at a given time, while the other Unified CM Assistant server will be in a standby state and will not handle requests unless the active server fails.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/8x/cmapps.html#wp1043843
You would have to shut down the primary service to do your tests.Cheers!
Rob
"Your life is worth much more than gold."
- Bob Marley
09-18-2013 05:57 AM
Thanks a lot Rob!
09-18-2013 06:12 AM
Hi Lasha,
You are most welcome my friend
Cheers!
Rob
"Your life is worth much more than gold."
- Bob Marley
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