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Troubles with root-to-root Replication / Upgrade from M1200 Node to M2400 Node
Hi,
I am running a single node M1200 Avamar 7.2 installation that is a replication target for several M1200 and M600 Nodes. Because there is a capacity problem there is a new M2400 Node installed and I followed the Root-to-Root System Migration Guide (Avamar 7.0). I flushed the mcserver on the source, did a new checkpoint, validated it, and started replication.
First trouble - Guide says: turn off mcs on target node - but without mcs you cannot establish a connection from the source to the target node
So mcs stays turned on on source and target and replication is running - after several hours replication tells me everything is working fine.
I then want to restore the "source" to the "target" node with mcserver.sh --restore --restoretype=new-system.
MCS has to be turned off to do a mcserver.sh restore - so mcs turned off then retried the procedure
I enter the source-node fqdn and use the default port - and finally I receive the message that there is not a replicated flush from the source node and that the replication information cannot be found. MCS cannot be started after this and I have to restore an old labelnum to get the target node running again.
If i look into the Avamar Administration on the target - everything looks like on the source node but I fail to switch to the new-system.
Anyone has an idea how to solve this - or did avamar 7.2 to avamar 7.2 root-to-root replication to change hardware before?
Regards
Patric
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ionthegeek
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Posted September 12th, 2016 06:00
When the target system asks you for the name of the system to connect to when running the "new system" restore, you need to specify the target FQDN and port, not the source FQDN and port.