I setup a fail-over test and ran it over a 12 day term I sent about 100K
messages to the system. What I found was that messages were getting dropped. 

•       [2/10/2016 7:23:54 PM] >>>>>>>>>>>>> Missing Message : 8993 
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
•       [2/14/2016 7:00:34 PM] >>>>>>>>>>>>> Missing Message : 38404
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
•       [2/18/2016 3:05:58 AM] >>>>>>>>>>>>> Missing Message : 63431
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
•       [2/19/2016 8:08:05 AM] >>>>>>>>>>>>> Missing Message : 73697
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
•       [2/19/2016 9:11:56 PM] >>>>>>>>>>>>> Missing Message : 77764
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

I really can’t figure out why this would happen any ideas would be greatly
appreciated. 

My Setup:

•       3 Node cluster of ActiveMQ V5.13.0
•       Running zookeeper V 3.4.7
•       3 Redhat servers
•       1 Windows 10 desktop running NMS clients
•       1 Windows Server running 2008 running NMS clients

Test setup:

•       1 NMS Client publishing an XML messages every 10 seconds
        o       Connection failover:(tcp://<serverA>:61616,tcp://
<serverB>:61616,tcp:// <serverC>:61616?initialReconnectDelay=100)
        o       10000 millisecond delay between messages
•       Camel route:
        o       NMS client places the incoming messages into a queue.
        o       Then Camel routes the message to a Topic
        o       NMS clients read the messages off the Topic.
•       4 subscribers reading from a Topic
        o       Connection failover:(tcp://<serverA>:61616,tcp://
<serverB>:61616,tcp:// <serverC>:61616?initialReconnectDelay=100)
•       Failover batch script:
        o       Reboots a single node every 5 mins.




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