08-27-2013 02:04 AM - edited 07-04-2021 12:43 AM
Hello All,
WCS installed on windows server is suddenly stopped responding to console/https etc..what should i check ...?
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08-27-2013 03:43 AM
Have you checked in windows if the service has stopped? Have you tried to
Stop and start wlc's again or reboot the server? I usually would do these and then verify by checking the WCS status.
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08-27-2013 03:43 AM
Have you checked in windows if the service has stopped? Have you tried to
Stop and start wlc's again or reboot the server? I usually would do these and then verify by checking the WCS status.
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08-27-2013 03:57 AM
Hello Mr.Scott,
Thanks for your reply.. Will get back to you with the details shortly
08-27-2013 05:35 AM
Adding to what Scott suggested; try to use the latest version of WCS that is compatible with your WLCs.
The newer versions usually have more bug fixes.
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08-27-2013 06:14 AM
Its a appliance not a windows server... It's live in network and able to ping also. But no access of GUI... Not yet restarted due to production hours
08-27-2013 07:12 AM
Troubleshooting Guide for WCS on Windows
Please perform the following Step to troubleshoot your problem
Step 1:
Checking the Status of WCS on Windows. Follow these steps to check the status of WCS when it is installed as a Windows application or Windows service. You can check the status at any time.
Enter WCSAdmin status. The WCSAdmin window appears and displays messages indicating the status of WCS.
Step 2: Stopping WCS on Windows. Follow these steps to stop WCS when it is installed as a Windows application or Windows service. You can stop WCS at any time.
Step 3: Starting WCS on Windows
Follow these steps to start WCS when it is installed as a Windows application or Windows service.
Restoring the WCS Database.
If problem not solved and no other solution found, then you can restore it.
Follow these steps to restore the WCS database from a backup file on a Windows server. If you are restoring the WCS database in a high availability environment, refer to the "Restoring the WCS Database in a High Availability Environment" section.
Step 1 Log into the system as administrator.
Step 2 Perform one of the following:
•Follow these steps from the Windows Start menu:
a. Click Start > Programs > Wireless Control System> Restore. The DBAdmin and Enter Information window appears.
b. Browse to the backup directory that you created and choose the filename or enter the full path and filename of the backup file (such as C:\WCS7.0.X.X_Backup\Nov11.nmsbackup) and click OK.
< OR >
•Follow these steps from the command prompt:
a. Navigate to the WCS installation directory (C:\Program Files\WCS7.0.X.X\bin).
b. Enter DBAdmin restore backup-filename, where backup-filename is the full path and filename of the backup file (for example, C:\WCS7.0.X.X_Backup\Nov11.nmsbackup).
Step 3 If you have a large event table to migrate, you must limit the size of the event table. You cannot decline this process, but it generally only affects pre-5.1 to 5.2 or later migration. The following warning message appears:
WARNING: You are migrating from a pre-5.1 database to a post-5.1 database. This may take a very long time -- possibly several hours. You can considerably speed this migration by retaining only the most recent events from the restored database. Even if you do this, the event table will be repopulated within seven days. This does not affect current alarms. This does not affect the backed-up database.
Would you like to retain only recent events?
If you type Y or Yes (or click Yes from the GUI prompt), the restore retains only the most recent 40,000 events.
Step 4 Click Yes if a message appears indicating that WCS is running and needs to be shut down.
Step 5 The DBAdmin window appears and displays messages indicating that WCS is shutting down (if applicable) and the WCS database is being restored. Close the DBAdmin window when the Close button becomes active.
For complete reference please check the below guide:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/wcs/7.0/configuration/guide/7_0main.html#wp1077188
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