Why would an unexpected failover be of concern to administrators?

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First we have to understand the meaning of Unexpected failovers.

Unexpected failovers are like : Network issue, Database issue, System issue etc.

As a Software functionality it is desinged like to be work as per user requirments. In this flow of software working is known by user. So whenever any expected errors occured user have no problem with that but whenever any unexpeted behaviour happens it is may be security reason the access of all these things(database, network protocol) remains with administrators only.

So , it's best practice for any user to maintain this design. Many a times Network issue may occured. This time administrators can only trace this issue securely.Some times Database issue like suppose any other user try to change password of perticular user and then after 3-4times tried. System will block that user. So inorder to change password administrator can only unlock that user after giving correct credentials.

Administrator is only person who assigns access to any user for perticular roles.

So All these reason Administrator is responsible person for unexepted failovers.

venereology answered 1 year ago

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