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Common Configuration

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Exception Processing

If a remote node fails to respond or a MAC file cannot be transferred, an attempt is

made at a later time to retransmit the file. The number of retries is preconfigured at

three, but may be specified otherwise using the -r option. The time interval between

retries is likewise preconfigured and can be changed through use of the -d option: the

default is 30 minutes, but at a minimum this interval must be set to ten minutes. It is

also possible to schedule a date and/or time for the synchronization to take place. This

is accomplished by using the -t option. These options can be used individually or in

combination.

When using ZAP with groups (see Advanced Implementation (High Volume/Traffic)

on page 181), the retry count specifies the maximum number of retry attempts made

directly by the reference node.

Inconsistencies detected during synchronization are resolved by either deleting

extraneous elements from the target MMF file and/or downloading all unreferenced

elements in the MAC file from the reference node and adding them to the target MMF.

Any errors recorded during this process are added to the update results log file. Every

individual update and delete request is processed regardless of whether or not an

unsuccessful operation has occurred during the procedure. The procedure is

performed on all target nodes independently, and can proceed simultaneously or

individually, depending on how the process was initiated (see Basic Implementation

(Low Volume/Traffic) on page 178.

The -A command line option enables ZAP to generate an alarm upon completion of

synchronization on each MPS, regardless of whether an attempt was successful or not.

This alarm contains one of the statuses found in the following table.

Each time any MPS finishes ZAP processing with a status of Completed or

NotActive, it generates an alarm message. If processing on every MPS on a node

fails or succeeds, only one alarm message is generated for the entire node. If every

node in a group experiences failed processing, one alarm message is displayed for

each node in the group.

The synchronization alarms instituted by the -A option appear in the following

format:

ZAP: Sync of [<mmf_name>] on [<target_node.mps#>]

has completed with status [<status>].

Completed Synchronization was successful

Failed Synchronization and all retry attempts were unsuccessful.

NotActive The MMF file on the particular MPS was not active and

therefore could not be synchronized.

Terminated

By User

The process was killed by the user, either by pressing C

TRL-C,

issuing a kill <PID> command, or by some other means.

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