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HTTP Status 500 error in RME while Upgrade Knowledge Base

orsonjoon
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HTTP Status 500 error in RME while Upgrade Knowledge Base. (see attachment)

Please help.

Bug again...?

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Joe Clarke
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

This is actually known bug CSCsl44337. It will be fixed in LMS 3.2 due out early this summer.

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David Stanford
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Have you tried restarting the daemons?

Any errors in the stdout.log?

Log file doesn't say much to me, am only simple network engineer...;)

Restarting the deamon manager didn't help, please help.

Can you try the following to see if the error goes away:

-- Stop the daemon manager

-- Go to the directory NMSROOT/MDC/tomcat/work/Standalone/localhost

and delete everything in under here, files and folders. You should see something like this under here:

campus CSCOnm_servlet ipm rme

campus_servlet CVng JSP_CAMPUS

cmapps cwhp JSP_cmf_security

You can delete all of these and once they are removed restart the

daemons

Note -- NMSROOT is the install path LMS

ex) Solaris /opt/CSCOpx

Windows c:\progra~1\CSCOpx

Give it about 15 minutes to get everything restarted and rebuild the

servlets we just cleared.

Now let's go into the GUI and try to access the link that was giving the

server error.

Does it give the same error?

Joe Clarke
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

This is actually known bug CSCsl44337. It will be fixed in LMS 3.2 due out early this summer.

###UPDATED###

I've found a way to push the images without needing to update the Knowledge base. Just used "Distribution by Image" instead of "by device". Sorry for bumping an old topic.

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Is there a workaround for LMS 2.6 for this issue? I've looked for the knowledge base files on the FTP that is mentioned in the help files, but have had no luck. We currently do not have a 3.2 license, and I need to be able to push out an IOS to some routers. Evidently, I can' t do that without first updating the knowledge base. My software management in RME says there is "NoCandidate" for this router, and I'm assuming that's due to the out of date knowledge base. Any thoughts?

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