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TIBCO GridServer® 7.1.0

# Failover Brokers

A Failover Broker temporarily takes over executing Service Sessions when the Client has no other Brokers to which it is permitted to connect. From the Client perspective, Failover Brokers become part of the pool of active Brokers when there are no other non-Failover Brokers on which the client is permitted. From the Engine perspective, a Failover Broker becomes part of the active pool when there are active sessions in progress on that Failover Broker. In either case, the algorithm now views this Broker as a non-Failover. It is important to take Failover Brokers into account when setting up the routing configuration. For example, if you are setting up a role to allow a client on only one Broker under normal conditions, you must also include a Failover Broker in its Manager List if you wish this client to have a failover if its main Broker goes down.

For more information, see "Grid Fault-Tolerance and Failover" in the TIBCO GridServer® Administration Guide.

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