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Disabled Vs Forced Offline
Hi All,
What is the difference between Disabled and Forced Offline? Can someone please explain?
I've seen that from cli when we execute: "b node down -> It is showing forced offline in GUI.
Whereas if execute: "b node session disable" -> It is showing Disabled in GUI. From the above screenshot i couldn't understand what is the difference.
Thanks in advance.
Regards, Chandu
1 Reply
- Kevin_Stewart
Employee
There's essentially three states that a pool member can be in. It can either be not servicing any connections, it could be actively servicing connections, and it can have persistent but possibly not currently connected connections. This last one simply means that there's a persistence table entry recorded for this pool member to some client.
When you disable a pool member, you allow it to continue to service already established connections and anything that's tied to it in the persistence table.
When you force a pool member offline, you're only allowing it to service already established connections. Both options will bleed off connections from the pool member, but the latter will generally do it more quickly.
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