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Troubleshooting Run-Time Problems

Troubleshooting Run-Time Problems

This appendix describes problems you might encounter after installing the CSRC required software packages, and suggests recommended actions.

Troubleshooting CNR Run-Time Problems

Symptom   After installing CNR, the csrcmw.log file indicates that the system callout failed for reasons relating to a login failure or to an inability to communicate with a cluster.

Possible Cause   CNR installation and/or configuration.

Recommended Action   Check that you can successfully log in to CNR. Check that a valid license key has been installed.


Note You can only perform operations on a CNR cluster after you have connected to the cluster and entered a valid license key.

Symptom   The built-in system callout in the installed csrc.cfg file failed with an invalid session error.

Possible Cause   Cisco Network Registrar does not have a valid license set.

Recommended Action   Set a valid license for CNR. For more information, see the
"What to Do After You Install CNR" section.

Troubleshooting NDS Run-Time Problems

Symptom   During installation, the attempt to populate LDAP with CSRC schema information fails and the installer notifies you that the failure occurred.

Possible Cause   The slapd directory server daemon (NDSROOT\slapd-HOSTNAME\start-slapd) and the NDS Administrative Server (NDSROOT\start-admin) were not started before installing CSRC.

Recommended Action   Start the NDS slapd daemon and re-install CSRC.

Troubleshooting CSRC Run-Time Problems

Symptom   Unexpected errors occur.

Possible Cause   CSRC or dependency configuration error.

Recommended Action   Increase the logging level in the csrc.cfg file and then reproduce the problem. Check the BASEDIR\CSRC\logs\csrcmw.log for error conditions. You must restart the CSRC Servlet Engine before logging level changes take effect.


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