03-08-2019 12:55 PM - edited 02-21-2020 08:55 AM
You may receive the error message that the active peer already exists. To fix this you can ssh into your FMC device, locate the UUID by cd changing into /usr/local/sf/peers to see what peers exist. In my case only the IP address portion was there not the string of characters. You can then cd /usr/local/sf/bin/remove_peer.pl "IP or NAME" FORCE.
03-08-2019 08:25 PM
Good tip.
You can also check the peers via querying the database as described in this thread:
https://community.cisco.com/t5/firepower/fmc-unable-to-save-a-backup-or-to-upgrade/td-p/3094446
From the FMC cli, become root ("su -") and run this command:
mysql -padmin sfsnort -e "select name,ip,uuid,role from EM_peers where role !=0"
12-09-2021 05:28 AM
Thanks for posting this up babiojd01, nothing is more bothersome than the lack of available solutions to Firepowers endless problems and not being able to find a solution from a quick search.
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