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Ensuring High Availability (HA) servers are successfully installed in SafeSync for Enterprise (SSFE)

    • Updated:
    • 12 Jan 2016
    • Product/Version:
    • SafeSync for Enterprise 2.0
    • SafeSync for Enterprise 2.1
    • Platform:
    • Macintosh Leopard
    • Macintosh Mountain Lion
    • Macintosh Snow Leopard
    • Windows 7 32-bit
    • Windows 7 64-bit
    • Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit
    • Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
    • Windows 7 Starter 64-bit
    • Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
    • Windows Vista 32-bit
    • Windows Vista 64-bit
    • Windows XP Home
    • Windows XP Professional
    • Windows XP Tablet PC
Summary

This article shows you how to identify the items that you should check to verify that High Availability is working properly after installing the primary and secondary SSFE servers.

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To verify that High Availability servers are installed and working properly:

  1. Confirm that all SSFE related services are running. Refer to the knowledge base article: Verifying if the SafeSync for Enterprise (SSFE) server is successfully installed for more information.
  2. Check the System Status from the SafeSync management console.
    1. Log in to the SSFE management console via a browser and using the address: https://SSFE-Server-IP:3443/.

      Default username: administrator
      Default password: safesync

    2. Go to the Dashboard > System Status tab.
    3. Verify that there are no System Status alerts.

      System status alerts

      Click image to enlarge.

  3. Test the system by uploading a file.
    1. Open the SSFE web console using the following address: https://www.example.com/.
       
      The actual address may vary according to your SSFE server and DNS settings.
    2. Log in to the SSFE web console using the default account credentials.
       
      You may get the default account credentials from your SSFE Administrator's Guide.
    3. Click the Upload File button to upload files to SSFE.
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Solution Id:
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