Do you mean the RepliStor Server service keeps going to a Paused state?
Or do you mean Pause Updates keeps getting enabled via RepliStor?

Go to Maintenance -> Schedule Options and check if Pause Updates is scheduled to be enalbed.

Updating is only a function of the Target so if you are seeing these messages on the Source it may not be the cause here.

It may be normal not to see any traffic during an Inc Sync. An Inc Sync will only send over changes in the files and will only compare the Target with the Source files. If you run a Full Sync (Uncheck Inc) then you should see the traffic you are looking for.

After the Sync is completed, real-time replication (Mirroring) will be ocurring.

There are 0 blocked files when I go to the definition information screen. Also, there are no error messages in the log. This is all I see:


Site=testserver1 File=OCTO_SRV.CPP Line=12608 Revision=2.575
Severity=INFO Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=7/5/2007 2:41:52 PM Millisec=593 MSG_READ
Startup received.


Site=testserver1 File=KERNCTRL.CPP Line=437 Revision=1.19
Severity=INFO Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=7/5/2007 2:41:57 PM Millisec=234 MSG_READ
Global attribute update is paused.


Site=testserver1 File=KERNCTRL.CPP Line=418 Revision=1.19
Severity=INFO Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=7/5/2007 2:41:57 PM Millisec=250 MSG_READ
Mirroring has been started.


Site=testserver1 File=OCTO_SRV.CPP Line=12850 Revision=2.575
Severity=INFO Error=0 Category=0 Process=Server
Time=7/5/2007 2:41:58 PM Millisec=390 MSG_READ
Initialized 6.2.1.3

I will try logging in with a domain admin account instead of a machine admin...

If it does not work, I will post again.

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Do you see any Blocked Files?
Are there any Warning messages in the RS GUI?

If there are Blocked Files, RS will write the files to a Block.rdf b/c it cannot access the Target's destination disk.

You may have to start the RepliStor Server service using a Domain Administrator account.

NOTE: Leave the RepliStor Control service @ Local System.

Well I went through and did what you said, unchecked incremental to do a full synch.

It's only one file, so it shouldn't take long to move it over, but it isn't doing anything. The file never shows up on the secondary server (mdb file in C:\MyApps\)

I made sure it was on the right domain, and entered in the appropriate IP for both servers, as well as the correct administrative login. Then I created the definition that would just move everything from server 1 C:\MyApps\ to server 2 C:\MyApps, but I can't seem to get it to work.

I just spent over 2 hours working on configuring this with a colleague here who is in charge of our networking and server administration. We have been unable to get this program to work properly, and I'll be calling customer support tomorrow. Thank you for your help though.

This wouldn't happen to be a DiskXtender and AplicationXtender environment as well would it?

No, I just confirmed with our IT networking specialist - we do not use either of those.