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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide
  3. Installing OpsCenter
  4. About clustering OpsCenter
  5. Clustering OpsCenter on Windows
  6. Upgrading OpsCenter cluster on Windows
  7. Known issue in upgrading OpsCenter cluster setup
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide

Known issue in upgrading OpsCenter cluster setup

While upgrading from OpsCenter cluster, there may be a problem in getting shared drive access during installation or upgrade. Due to a configuration issue, installer may not get access of shared drive which in turn causes an issue in creating the domain.

To create domain again in cluster,

  1. Freeze the cluster setup.
  2. Stop the OpsCenter services.
  3. Open security.conf file on the path Shared_Drive\OpsCenter\Server\config.
  4. Change the value of parameter vxss.initialized from False to True (vxss.initialized = True).
  5. Restart the OpsCenter services again.
  6. Unfreeze the cluster setup.
  7. Access OpsCenter.

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