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Operators Auto Recovery Example

If Operators Auto Recovery is selected (the default), you do not have to initiate the recovery. Each Orchestrator in the environment detects that the agent or Orchestrator is active and runs the recovery. Each Orchestrator runs recovery on any enabled touchpoint, host group, or Orchestrator that is mapped to the agent or Orchestrator in the environment.

When an agent is mapped to many touchpoints, the Orchestrators run the recovery on all enabled touchpoints that are mapped to the agent. When an agent or Orchestrator becomes active, the Domain Orchestrator broadcasts the changes to the other Orchestrators. In a clustered setup, only the master node runs the recovery.

Example: Automatic Recovery

Consider the following scenario, in which an agent is mapped to the following touchpoints and host groups in an environment:

Assume that all touchpoints and host groups are enabled and that only the following touchpoints and host groups are set to Operators Auto Recovery:

When the agent becomes active, each Orchestrator in the environment tries to run the automatic recovery on the three touchpoints.

Assume there are two Orchestrators in the environment:

Orchestrator1 log file contains:
Orchestrator2 (OrchestratorD610b) log file contains: