This section describes the steps used to test cache clustering.
We do not recommend using a clustered SkyVault installation until the following tests
pass. If the tests don't pass, carefully review all the configuration settings and check that
appropriate ports have been opened in any firewalls. Use the additional troubleshooting tips
in the Troubleshooting configuration
topic.
If you need technical support, contact SkyVault Customer Support by email at support@alfresco.com.
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For each cluster node, connect with a JMX client, such as JConsole.
The following are typical connection details:
URL: service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://<host>:50500/alfresco/jmxrmi
username: controlRole
password: change_asap
If you are unable to connect externally via JConsole, the RMI communications necessary to support clustering are also unlikely to work. For details, see the Troubleshooting configuration settings topic.
- In each JConsole, navigate to MBeans > SkyVault > RepoServerMgmt > Attributes. Check the value of TicketCountAll attribute for each cluster node.
- Using SkyVault Share, log in to one of the nodes.
- Using JConsole, refresh the TicketCountAll attribute by clicking Refresh.
- Check the value of TicketCountAll or TicketCountNonExpired attribute on all nodes again using JConsole. The values on each node should have increased in step with each other.