Cisco CUPS High Availability Issue

Hello,
Any one please could help with the below error i'm facing on CUPS 8.5.2
It's always in Initialization mode
And notification tells nothing

All,
Being stuck in the "initializing" state typically has to do with name resolution of the other server (especially in different subnets). I haven't narrowed down the EXACT requirements, but I believe it to be one of the following is required:
1) @domain.com
2) @SIPProxydomain.com
Where domain is the domain configured on the underlying linux system and can be found via the command "show network eth0 detailed". SIPProxy domain is the instant message domain that all the users have. This can be found under System -> Cluster topology -> Settings. While you are in this menu and your CUPS nodes are in different subnets please ensure the routing mechanism is changed to "router to router" and restart the XCP Router.
You can verify the 2 lines above can be resolved from the CUPS node CLI by the command: "utils network host "
Regards,
Jason

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1231833000418890000000
NULL
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