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Running VerifyClusterPorts.dmupgrade causes a DMA to think it is upgrading.

Solved488 views19th June 2023
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paul farndell [DevOps Advocate]411 19th June 2023 0 Comments

Running VerifyClusterPorts.dmupgrade package on a large cluster has resulted in one of the DMA’s thinking it is upgrading.  The Cube session will not start, and is stuck thinking there is an upgrade ongoing.  Rebooting the server and restarting DM application has no impact.  How can I restore this agent?

paul farndell [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 19th June 2023

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Robin Devos [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]2.46K Posted 19th June 2023 1 Comment

Hi Paul

Can you go onto the server, to directory:

C:\Skyline DataMiner\Upgrades\Packages\<last package>

Rename that <last package> folder to e.g. _<last package>
And see what this gives?

If that wouldn’t help, I propose to contact techsupport@skyline.be and provide the progress.log + a LogCollector package of the server (incl SLDataminer+SLNet memdumps)
SLLogCollector | DataMiner Docs

paul farndell [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 19th June 2023
paul farndell [DevOps Advocate] commented 19th June 2023

Renaming all the folders in Skyline>Upgrades>Packages to *OLD got the server back up and running.

It would seem pushing out a new package (without actually upgrading) may be the cause. We did see something similar on another cluster too.

But resolved for now, thanks.

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