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Cisco Prime Infrastructure 1.4 (PI) - Unable to login anymore Webinterface

Erich Schommarz
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We are unable to login anymore into our Cisco Prime over the Webinterface.

Version we are using is the following:

Cisco Prime Network Control System: Version : 1.4.0.45
Patch: Cisco Prime Network Control System Version: Update-1_39_for_version_1_4_0_45

Have tried to do a password recovery, but without success. Followed the following instructions:
Password Recovery for Cisco Prime Infrastructure (Virtual Machines Only)
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/cloud-systems-management/prime-infrastructure/115609-ppr.html

The issue started after rebooting our ESXi server to activate a license.

Are there any other ways to recover the password / restore login to the Webinterface?

Thanks for any tips.

Erich

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AFROJ AHMAD
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Erich,

you are using the correct link for password recovery :

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/cloud-systems-management/prime-infrastructure/115609-ppr.html

 

Are you getting the login page ?

share the screen shot of the error message .

 

Thanks-

Afroz

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In the meantime we where able to solve our issue. Thanks Afroz for your post. Enclosed a summary of the issue and solution:

Somebody changed AAA authentication from local to Radius. Change got active after reboot of server / ncs services.

Following was tested / done by tac. Only a summary:

1. Verified ncs services over CLI with "ncs status". Reason, with Version 1.4.0.45 you could face the following bug: After patch upgade(1-39) ncs services not starting, CSCuj00327

2. Tried to reset root password with "ncs password root password $YOURPWSECRET

3. Login over web, not worked

4. Accessed root shell, "root_enable" or with "root"

5. Checked a few logs under "/opt/CSCOlumos/logs"

6. Accessed oracle database and did a query to read authentication settings

7. Removed radius provider / changed authentication in oracle database.

8. Restarted ncs services "ncs stop" -> "ncs start"

9. Verified login with account root

For step 6 & 7 best to contact tac. They know exactly what they have to do. You can probably mess more up than solve when you don't know exaclty what you do here :-).

Thanks for updating the thread :)

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