The replication connection from local site [] to [] is abnormal since the last change was sent
Originally Published: 2010-11-17
Article Number
Applies To
Authentication Manager 7.1 SP3
Authentication Manager 7.1 SP4
Issue
The replication connection from local site [<servername>] to [<servername>] is abnormal since the last change was sent
Description: A replication process is either stopped or abnormal
System Activity Monitor error:
Date & Time: 2010-11-05 15:09:26.877
Log Level: WARN
Description: A replication process is either stopped or abnormal
Activity Result Key: Failure
Result: FAILURE
Administrator User ID: SYSTEM
Administrator First Name: SYSTEM
Administrator Last Name: SYSTEM
Administrator Security Domain: SYSTEM
Administrator Identity Source Name: SYSTEM
Activity Key: Replication status
Activity Result Key: Failure
Instance Name: <servername
Client IP: <shortname>
Server Node IP: 127.0.0.1
Component Key: system.replication
Argument 1: The replication connection from local site [<servername>] to [<servername>] is abnormal since the last change was sent at 05-11-2010 01:09:11 PM
Argument 2: N/A
Argument 3: N/A
Argument 4: N/A
Argument 5: N/A
Argument 6: N/A
Exception: N/A
Instance GUID: d5eec7f11102fa0a0024c6d1cbdd9b43
Session ID: SYSTEM
Cause
Notes
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