Logshipping Out of Sync Issue

Hi,
Old Settings:
Primary Server : DB2
Secondary Server : DB3
Recently Switched
Current Settings
Primary Server : DB3
Secondary Server : DB1
Issue is we keep getting alert from our monitoring system
Error: The Log shipping Secondary database DB3 has restore threshold of 120 Mins and is out of syc, No restore has been performed for 22222 mins, restore latency is 7 mins, chk alert log and log shipping monitor.
Any ideas on this issue, are the msdb log shipping tables not update?
Naveen| Press Yes if the post is useful.

Hi Naveen,
According to your description, the primary database is DB3 in your current settings. But the error message indicates that log shipping was still trying to restore data to DB3. Did you disable the log shipping copy and restore jobs on DB3 and enable the log
shipping backup job on DB3 in the recent switching. If not, this may be the reason why this error message is generated.
So please go to check the Log Shipping settings and ensure that the roles between primary and secondary Log Shipping Servers are appropriately and successfully changed.
For more information about How to Change Roles between Primary and Secondary Log Shipping Servers (SQL Server), please refer to the following article:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178117(v=sql.110).aspx
If you have any question, please feel free to let me know.
Regards,
Jerry Li

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