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[PCA 2.x] Pre_upgrade Check Fails on Stale Entry in Wallet (Doc ID 2557810.1)

Last updated on JANUARY 12, 2024

Applies to:

Private Cloud Appliance - Version 2.3.1 to 2.4.4 [Release 2.0]
Linux x86-64

Symptoms

[Symptom1]

The pre_upgrade_check fails on a specific node cn27(192.168.4.14):

[06/21/2019 14:15:42 2583513] ERROR (upgrade_utils:1062) [Password Check] FAILED: The check failed on cn.
Failed to verify Compute Node host password on 192.168.4.14.
[06/21/2019 14:17:11 2583513] ERROR (upgrade_utils:1062) [OS Check] FAILED: The check failed on the following nodes: ['ovcacn27r1'].
Unable to contact compute node: ovcacn27r1.

But verify_pw.py shows password matches:

| system-root : |
| : ovcacn27r1 ip 192.168.4.14 exists |
| : connect as user root to 192.168.4.14 |
| : 192.168.4.14 password matches |

Issue happened on only cn27, other CN nodes all passed password checks.

Also "wallet -b /nfs/shared_storage/wallet/user -q system-root" shows correct password which could be used for ssh login.

[Symptom2]

The pre_upgrade_check fails on PCA internal Cisco switches with "Authentication failure"

[2020-07-16 03:39:59 1003350] INFO (connectionpool:735) Starting new HTTPS connection (1): 192.168.4.230
[2020-07-16 03:40:01 1003350] DEBUG (connectionpool:383) "POST /api/aaaLogin.json HTTP/1.1" 401 89
[2020-07-16 03:40:01 1003350] ERROR (cisco:143) POST request to cisco switch 192.168.4.230 failed, status code 401 ({"imdata":[{"error": {"attributes": {"code": "401","text": "Authentication failure."}}}]})
[2020-07-16 03:40:01 1003350] ERROR (cisco:144) {"imdata":[{"error": {"attributes": {"code": "401","text": "Authentication failure."}}}]}
[2020-07-16 03:40:01 1003350] ERROR (cisco:148) Exception while POST request for Cisco Session POST request to cisco switch 192.168.4.230 failed, status code 401 ({"imdata":[{"error": {"attributes": {"code": "401","text": "Authentication failure."}}}]})

But manually ssh login PCA internal Cisco switches succeed without any issue.

Cause

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