The watchdog applications are installed in each instance separately. To enable watchdogs, some parameters should be defined in the System Config Man, after which the sc-watchdog service should be restarted.

After configuring these parameters, the sc-watchdog service should be restarted.

Learn how to enable watchdog applications in each instance with this informative document. Define the required parameters in the System Config Man and restart the sc-watchdog service. Set the instance names, failover scenario, watchdog communication inter

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APPENDIX 1: System Config Manager Parameters

APPENDIX 2: Job Descriptions for Job Scheduler

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Value	Definition
netright.job.master.instance.name	Instance name	Master instance parameter for the controller region. It must be the same as the one defined in netright.properties.
netright.job.master.instance.name.$region_name	Instance name	Master instance parameter for the controlled region. It must be the same as the one defined in netright.properties.
watchdog.check.attempt.num	integer	Number of times the watchdog should check the status before initiating the failover scenario.
watchdog.check.interval	integer	How often the watchdogs should communicate with each other.
watchdog.interregion.communication	boolean	The default value is "false". If the parameter value is changed to "true", instance acknowledgments are accessible from, not only within regions, but across the whole environment.
watchdog.stop.sapm.jobs.after.down.instance	boolean	The default value is "false". If the parameter value is changed to "true", the watchdog application will do the following checks: - If the status of a master instance is down, or - If the watchdog of a master instance is unavailable, or - If the replication status is not active for one of the master instances; Enabled SAPM Jobs are disabled for all instances in the environment. - After these undesired conditions are eliminated, the disabled SAPM Jobs are changed back to Enabled to trigger. Watchdog does not interfere with activity jobs, just change their status in the database. When the status of these jobs is disabled, they are not executed. They are only executed when the status is set to “enabled” again.