I am trying to set up enterprise replication between a source machine named ezri and a destination machine named tpol. When I run the "cdr list server" command tpol, this is what I see:

SERVER ID STATE STATUS QUEUE CONNECTION CHANGED
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g_ezri 1 Active Disconnect 0 Jan 5 09:56:38
g_tpol 2 Active Local 0

These two databases are supposed to have different ID numbers (e.g., 1 and 2), correct?

When I run the "cdr list server" command ezri, this is what I see:

-> cdr list server
SERVER ID STATE STATUS QUEUE CONNECTION CHANGED
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
g_ezri 1 Active Local 0

So, in other words, I'm not seeing a line for "g_tpol" when I run this command on ezri.

This is the command I ran on ezri initially :

cdr define server -A /workspace/informix/ats -R /workspace/informix/ris -I g_ezri

This is the command I ran on tpol:

cdr define server -A /workspace/informix/ats -R /workspace/informix/ris -I g_ezri -S g_tpol

I'm wondering if I should have run this command on tpol instead:

cdr define server -A /workspace/informix/ats -R /workspace/informix/ris -I g_tpol -S g_ezri

According to the documentation, the –I is for Adds server_group to the replication domain" and the –S is for "Adds a server to the existing domain of which the sync_server is a member. Uses the global catalog on sync_server as the template for the global catalog on the new replication server, server_group. For Hierarchical Routing topologies, Enterprise Replication also uses the sync_server as the parent of the new server in the current topology."

I'm wondering if I need to run a "cdr disconnect server" or "cdr delete server" command or do something else to fix the problem if the command I used on the tpol machine was incorrect. I am also wondering if the command I ran on the ezri machine was correct.

Thank you, Andreas!