SMLG - Update interval

[Private_Member_19084]

Hi experts,

we are having 3 app-servers in our logon group.

Now we had the problem, that one server did have 1500 users and the other two only 200/300.

When I did go to smlg and clicked on the server, it did update and the new logon server did switch two one of them, which does have less users.

However, I would like to check if there is a problem with the SMLG-Update.

In which interval are the values in SMLG updating?
And how can I check this?

Is it a job, which may failed?

Thx for info

[jimguo · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Report RSRZLLG0  is used to collect the information and it run at interval of 5 minutes (rdisp/autoabaptime =300).

For more information, please review note 16201.

Thanks.

Jim

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Correct same is the note this that this value should never be changed.

1888038 - Logon Group can not be found

Thanks

Rishi Abrol

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please check the below notes. Another thing is to activate

From the description looks like the round robin process in not working.

I dont know the exact sp and the kernel that you have . So will provide you some note and see if it helps.

1929112 - SUP JCo RFC calls not distributed across Load Balanced Message Server and/or 'Max no of 'X...

1622030 - SMLG: Logon load balancing for external RFCs does not work

986373 - RFC load distribution

And this note will help you to check the weight of the round robin process.

1112104 - Weighted round robin procedure

Can also check the dev_ms logs and check if you find some thing more.

Thanks

Rishi Abrol

[Private_Member_19084]

Hi Risihi,

thx for help.

Round Robin seems to work for us.

The problem was a wrong setting (user and dialog response time limits).

However, how often the values are updated?

I think it is something about 5 minutes-interval.

Is it right?

[Former Member]

Hi,

Can you please explain more on .

The problem was a wrong setting (user and dialog response time limits).
However, how often the values are updated?
I think it is something about 5 minutes-interval.
Is it right?

What value was changed...

Thanks

Rishi Abrol