You must restart the
object spawner and the OLAP server. (Any other servers that are servers
associated to the object spawner are started by demand.) For information
about how to restart these servers, see
Operating Your Servers in SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide.
Be sure to restart all
of the servers in a cluster after you add or delete servers.
When you stop a child
peer, or if it fails, the parent peer continues to distribute SAS
sessions to the remaining servers in the cluster, with no loss of
service. You can restart the child peer at any time. In that case,
the parent peer simply adds the new child peer into its distribution
of SAS sessions.
If the parent peer stops,
the next server in the list becomes the parent peer. The new parent
peer continues the distribution of SAS sessions without interruption.
When you restart the
former parent peer, it restarts as a child peer. The new parent peer
remains in that role until you restart that server.