02-20-2014 11:53 PM - edited 03-17-2019 03:57 PM
Hi,
after upgrading our 50-user-deployment from 1.5.1.323.A to 2.0.1.2.B-AE, the creation of backups for Disaster Recovery fails:
We get noticed on the dashboard that the system-backup hasn't been completed and find the storage server volume empty.
Meeting recordings can be created and played back using the same NFS volume without any problems.
The Disaster Recovery Feature is able to read the backup from our 1.5.1.323.A deployment (and complains about a version mismatch, which we believe is the expected behavior).
Moving the previous backup folder to another storage device, removing the storage server from the configuration, restarting the services, re-adding the storage server to the configuration did not help.
Any idea how this may be fixed?
Thank you,
Helge
Solved! Go to Solution.
05-21-2014 12:37 AM
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuo21979
02-21-2014 01:16 PM
Hi Helge,
If recording is working but backup is failing and they are definitely using the same NFS storage, this issue would require some troubleshooting and log analysis. I would advise you to open a ticket with Cisco TAC to take a look at it.
-Dejan
02-27-2014 12:25 PM
Hi Dejan,
we followed your advice an created a service request. (No findings yet.)
Thank you,
Helge
05-02-2014 05:26 AM
The same problem here. I have deployed CWMS 2.0.1.107.B-AE and defined NFS storage.
Recordings are working properly, but system says: "System backup failed to complete at Apr 5, 2014 4:21 am". System backups are continually failing since then. When we had CWMS 1.5, Snapshot directories were created on NFS correctly.
Any findings with TAC?
05-02-2014 06:50 AM
Seems that this behavior is issued from a mismatch between the web-config-ui entry for NFS and the corresponding database entry.
After BU manually edited a script and / or a database field, we now see new backups created, but old backups are not cleaned automatically.
SR is still open, but we haven't seen a bug-ID yet.
05-21-2014 12:37 AM
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCuo21979
05-21-2014 04:47 AM
This defect is resolved in 2.0 MR3 available in cisco.com.
cisco-webex-meetings-server-2.0.1.302.B.iso
-Dejan
05-21-2014 04:56 AM
Hi Dejan,
having 2.0 MR3 installed, we see new backups are created successfully, but old snapshots are not cleaned automatically.
Is this the expected behavior in 2.0?
Cheers,
Helge
05-21-2014 05:09 AM
Hi Helge,
Ensure that you allowed Everyone Full Control on the NFS storage mount point, so that CWMS service can purge the previous backup files. Keep in mind that from the time it starts working properly, it will start purging previous backup. If you have something that is older and going back for many days, you will have to purge those manually. From that point on, the system will always purge the backup from the previous day when a new backup is created. You should have only one set of backup files (the latest one) on the NFS.
Dejan
05-21-2014 10:06 AM
Hi Dejan,
NFS access rights have been double-checked (TAC and DEV).
Since the developers have implemented the described workaround via remote access, backups are created on a daily basis and old backups are never purged on our deployment.
Updating to 2.0 MR3 has not changed this behavior.
We've manually moved all snapshots to another volume now and will monitor the NFS volume to see if a clean start will do a change.
Regards,
Helge
05-22-2014 07:27 AM
Hi Helge,
Not sure what was done on the CWMS side to initiate start of the backup and if any customization was done to fix this. Continue to work with TAC and developers to resolve this. Backups should be purging after a new successful backup is completed.
-Dejan
06-07-2014 02:29 PM
We were able to resolve this issue by manually removing any previous snapshot.
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCup23262
Regards,
Helge
06-16-2014 10:31 PM
Staring the backup task on a clean NFS volume did the trick:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCup23262
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