We accessed and controlled our EverRun HA virtual server using Windows Remote Desktop.
2eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – All Systems Go
EverRun HAs management console shows all green–our CoServer pair is up and running normally.
3eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged
When we pulled the plug on our primary CoServer, the management console registered the failure right away, both in the main dialog and in the task bar.
4eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged Two
Our downed primary CoServer shows up in the management console as dead, and the hosting of the virtual server has shifted to the secondary CoServer.
5eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged Three
After powering our primary CoServer back on, we brought it online again from the management console.
6eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged Four
Bringing our primary CoServer back online triggered a disk syncing operation from the secondary CoServer back to the primary.
7eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged Five
We watched the progress of the disk sync through the EverRun HA management console.
8eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: EverRun HA – Unplugged Six
With the disk sync complete, we were back in the green, with the primary CoServer again hosting our virtual server.
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