I'm using OpenLDAP 2.4.7 on Solaris-10.

I have a database that is part of 2 master servers running in mirror mode and (eventually) some slaves servers too. I'm looking for way to tell if a particular server is "up to date". By that I mean is synchronized within X seconds with the master that gets updates. The masters will be behind a load-balancer (level 4 switch) and look like a single IP address. I can have the slaves access them directly if need be, but will try to have them talk the the virtual master server.

This is mostly a concern when talking to a slave server since they may not always be able to talk to the master servers because of network partitioning.

Is there something I can query, like contextCSN, to indicate the last time syncrepl successfully finished resyncing the particular database?

Any other way to do this or am I just trying to do something that is impossible?

Any help or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks. Roy