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When the primary node in an active-passive broker cluster dies, rgmanager promotes one of the standbys to become the primary and moves the VIP to that node.
- Does this move break the TCP/IP session between the client and the broker?
- Is the qpid client library aware of this move and has to reconnect to the VIP to get connected to the broker again?
Consider a similar situation in an active-active clustering case. There is no VIP in this case and client would have to connect to a new IP address.
- In this case, is the connection aware of the move?

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Red Hat Enterprise MRG Messaging (any version)

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