| Description | The article describes how to fix a supervisor health critical due to 'ClickHouse Replication Delay Greater Than 30 Minutes' even though no longer a ClickHouse replica. |
| Scope | FortiSIEM Supervisor. |
| Solution |
The health of the Supervisor is displayed as critical in the GUI under ADMIN -> Health -> Cloud Health when the Supervisor node is no longer part of the ClickHouse data cluster in ADMIN -> Settings -> ClickHouse Config. However, it still holds outdated replicated table data.
Take a VM snapshot of the Supervisor node and remove the residual replicated tables from the Supervisor using the ClickHouse client. This action is safe because the supervisor has already been removed from the ClickHouse cluster under:
Execute the following commands on the Supervisor to clean up residual replicated tables:
For v7.2.1 and lower:
clickhouse-client -q "DROP TABLE fsiem.events_replicated"
For v7.2.2 and higher:
clickhouse-client -q "DROP TABLE fsiem.events_replicated"
Note: Ensure these commands are executed on the supervisor node only, and confirm it has been removed from the cluster configuration under ADMIN -> Settings -> ClickHouse Config before proceeding. |
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