02-03-2021 03:53 PM
Hello all!
Our customer is having an issue where the CUCM backup is failing when it gets to the TCT component on their second Sub. The backups are scheduled locally on the CUCM, and saved to their PCD as the SFTP. There is enough space on the PCD for the backups. Manual backups fail as well. The backup just stalls at the TCT component on the second Sub every time.
- I verified with them that the Trace Collection Service settings were at Default.
- I have had them download the Trace Collection Service logs from the second Sub and delete them after download. No change in issue.
- I have had them restart the Trace Collection Service and Trace Collection Servlet on the second Sub. No change in issue.
- They will be rebooting the server tonight.
When they click on the step that failed it says "Unable to read log file". Not sure what else I can have them try if the server reboot doesn't have any effect. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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02-08-2021 09:38 AM
Hi all,
Thank you for the helpful suggestions. Ultimately it was disk space issue apparently. Not on the PCD, which is something I had them check initially. When they connected to the Sub upon which the backup was failing via SSH and got status through the CLI they saw a write error stating the system was out of disk space. I guess 8GB is too small for backing things up even when the backup is stored somewhere else? They added space to the VM, rebooted and ran the backup again. Backup successful this time.
Thanks again!
02-03-2021 10:54 PM
I doubt that PCD SFTP service is intended for DRS backups. Have you tried with any other SFTP server software? For example Solar Winds SFTP, it’s a free app you can download and install on a Windows server.
02-04-2021 02:41 AM
PCD is intended to use for DRS backups. Logs file gives more information but in your case its "Unable to read log file". @Roger Kallberg mentioned you can try a different sftp and see it it works.
Below document describes how to use Prime Collaboration Deployment (PCD) as a Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) server in order to provide a remote server option for tasks such as upgrades, backups and restores.
02-04-2021 03:17 AM
Well I learned something new today. Thanks @Nithin Eluvathingal
02-04-2021 04:54 AM
Hi there
Maybe you could be hitting a bug, in the other way. CUCM 12.5 has issues while restoring the TCT components with HCS. I guess opening a TAC will be your best bet.
https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCvw28754
Symptom:
DRS restore fails on HCM-F 12.5.x versions for Platform and TCT components. The restore fails with below errors -
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/common/drf/scripts/platform/platform_do_restore.py", line 17, in
import dbllib
ImportError: No module named dbllib
Hope this Helps
Cheers
Rath!
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02-06-2021 05:42 AM
Tested your scenario on my lab using CUCM version 12.5.1SU3 and PCD 12.5.1 and both publisher and subscriber backup worked.
The Bug id @Ratheesh Kumar mentioned is for restore Scenario and for HCS.Since your back fails only on subscriber, is there a firewall between subscriber and publisher ? Have you checked the DB, is it authenticated properly and all tables are synced ?what's you PCD version ?
If you feel everything okay at your end contact TAC.
02-08-2021 09:38 AM
Hi all,
Thank you for the helpful suggestions. Ultimately it was disk space issue apparently. Not on the PCD, which is something I had them check initially. When they connected to the Sub upon which the backup was failing via SSH and got status through the CLI they saw a write error stating the system was out of disk space. I guess 8GB is too small for backing things up even when the backup is stored somewhere else? They added space to the VM, rebooted and ran the backup again. Backup successful this time.
Thanks again!
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