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PI TO PI ISSUE NOT UPDATING WITH THE SOURCE DATA

Question asked by RoyRobinJr on Jan 22, 2018
Latest reply on Jan 22, 2018 by gmichaud-verreault

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Good Day Sir Pedro,

I have question sir/mam, Regarding PI to PI because my PI Servers are under collective side.

Regarding the screenshot below. TEST 1 PI-PI is my sample tag. I use my source piserver to collect the data and use PI to PI interface. But currently since im using collective. My tag TEST 1 PI-PI is not updating at my primary server side? Just only in my secondary server is updating. Since it is collective, just want to see both are updating and archiving. What will be the correct configuration or workaround here sir/mam?

Here’s my configuration on creating the TEST 1 PI-PI

Please help me with this.

Thank guys,

Roy.

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Sidh Jan 22, 2018 8:20 AM

Can you check whether buffering is setup properly or not ?

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RoyRobinJr @ Sidh on Jan 22, 2018 8:24 AM

Hi Siddhartha,

i check my bufferring i have a error can you help me how to solve this?

Thanks!

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Sidh @ RoyRobinJr on Jan 22, 2018 9:00 AM

Hey Robin,

Can you check following -

1. Trust is configured properly for buffering

2. on Interface piclient.ini is having buffering enabled and host names are correct.

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RoyRobinJr @ Sidh on Jan 22, 2018 10:56 AM

Hi Siddhartha,

Can you check following -

1. Trust is configured properly for buffering

take a look with my configuration. is this correct?

2. on Interface piclient.ini is having buffering enabled and host names are correct.

Yes my host name are correct.

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gmichaud-verreault @ RoyRobinJr on May 8, 2019 7:57 PM

Hi Roy,

I would definitely suggest contacting our Tech Support team. As Siddhartha mentioned, if your buffer is not in a healthy state, the data will not be sent to both members of the collective. Note that the data is not replicated between collective members, but instead, the PI Buffer Subsystem will fan the data to both members of the collective.

Gabriel

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Sidh Jan 22, 2018 8:20 AM
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Can you check whether buffering is setup properly or not ?
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- RoyRobinJr @ Sidh on Jan 22, 2018 8:24 AM
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  Hi Siddhartha,
  
  i check my bufferring i have a error can you help me how to solve this?
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  - Sidh @ RoyRobinJr on Jan 22, 2018 9:00 AM
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    Hey Robin,
    
    Can you check following -
    1. Trust is configured properly for buffering
    2. on Interface piclient.ini is having buffering enabled and host names are correct.
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    - RoyRobinJr @ Sidh on Jan 22, 2018 10:56 AM
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      Hi Siddhartha,
      
      Can you check following -
      1.    Trust is configured properly for buffering
                take a look with my configuration. is this correct?
      2.     on Interface piclient.ini is having buffering enabled and host names are correct.
             Yes my host name are correct.
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      - gmichaud-verreault @ RoyRobinJr on May 8, 2019 7:57 PM
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        Hi Roy,
        
        I would definitely suggest contacting our Tech Support team. As Siddhartha mentioned, if your buffer is not in a healthy state, the data will not be sent to both members of the collective. Note that the data is not replicated between collective members, but instead, the PI Buffer Subsystem will fan the data to both members of the collective.
        
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