CUCM Error Message "Name does not match any filter pattern"

[TimEckert]

Hello everyone,

I am encountering the following error message when attempting to install COP files on my Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) Version 14.0.1.11900-132:

Name does not match any filter pattern

System Environment:

• CUCM Version: 14.0.1.11900-132
• Unified OS Version: 7.0.0.0-7.i386

Has anyone experienced this specific error with CUCM Version 14.0.1.11900-132? What steps could be taken to resolve this issue? I have already tried various SFTP servers.

Thank you in advance for your support!

[Brad Magnani]

14.x already includes the support for sha512 and the new signing key, which is why it's saying that particular COP file doesn't match any filter pattern - you don't need it since anything newer than 12.5.1.12013-1 supports it natively now. 

As far as the locale COP file you're trying to install, sometimes the error can be misleading, the best place to start is pulling the install/upgrade logs from RTMT or file get install * from CLI to see what further details it may provide.

[TimEckert]

Thanks.

I think you want so see that?

https://tmpfiles.org/dl/22510399/logs.txt

[Nithin Eluvathingal]

When checking the MD5 value on the portal, it displays a different value (097ecfc8ded9c5923759e544a6fecfdb) than the one shown in your OP image. Please try downloading the files again, upload them to the SFTP, and give it another attempt.

2.12.0.0

[TimEckert]

Hello Nithin,

I have sent you a private message regarding this topic.

Best Regards

[Elliot Dierksen]

I forget the exact versions where this happened, but I have had multiple cases where the installation of a small COP file failed when using FTP. You could use the same exact file in the same place on the same server and it would work with SFTP. I have no idea what gremlins cause that issue, but it was definitely a thing.