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3355 Mobility Service Engine failed to start

Hi,

After I initial MSE with the wizard. MSE take so long to start the service (more than 1 hour) with "Starting MSE Platform, waiting to check the status"
Then I decide to reboot the appliance, after that MSE shows the message "
Traceback (most recent call last) File "/usr/sbin/yum-updatesd", line 40, in ?
import gamin
ImportError: No module named gamin


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Amjad Abdullah
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You possibly need someone from TAC to tell you what this things is!

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It still failed to start. take so long lol. TAC may help me about this.


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Try to run "setup.sh" then get the same result. Should I need to RMA this appliance ?

After unpack the box, plug power, login and run "setup.sh" after that get the result as report.

Thanks,

Pongsatorn M.

Craig Le-Butt
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HI

I kept getting this, wouldn't conenct as wasn't the same version as the WCS.

Soon as I got to the same version, fifn't ahve this problem any more.

cheers

Hi Craig,

My NCS firmware version is 1.0.2.29 and WLC firmware version is 7.0.235 also with MSE3355 firmware version is 7.0.230

NCS and WLC is working great but when I setup an MSE, not working

Any idea ?

Thanks

Pongsatorn M.

Craig Le-Butt
Level 1
Level 1

Hi

Just looked back at my notes, this is what I got as well

Traceback (most recent call last):

file "usr/sbin/yum-updatesd", line 40, in?

import gamin

Importerror: No Module named gamin.

Do you find that it keeps loosing the settings , type ifconfig, the ip has gone?

Faulty unit most likley, we're on a 3rd box at the moment.

cheers

Are you not able to access the cli?  If so, try to issue the following:

/etc/init.d/network status <--- check the status

/etc/init.d/network reload <--- if a service isn't running

/opt/mse/setup/setup.sh <--- to review or make changes to what was entered on the setup script.

Thanks,

Scott

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