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    Can't get slave out of maintenance mode after yum updates

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    • R Offline
      rustylh
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      I started off attempting to change the pool master. The console said it changed, however xcp-ng center would not connect. It finally connected and is fine in xcp-ng center however the console on the new master shows no management network, no nics.

      Part two:
      I though that it errored out so I put one of the slaves in maintenance mode (classic rookie screw up on my part) and did a yum update and rebooted. Now I can't get that slave out of maintenance mode. I'm trying to minimize my issues here but what should I do. Do I need to change pool masters yet again, move vms, do yum updates on it and reboot?

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        A Former User @rustylh
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        @rustylh Not a pro here, but in my experience thus far, most weird issues are solved with a Toolstack Restart. Have you tried that already? If not, do so from whichever node is currently the master, then report back.

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        • olivierlambertO Online
          olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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          1. About the xsconsole: sometimes it's not refreshing. You can try to get access to the console, then type "xsconsole" it will start it and you should see it works
          2. You must have the master up to date if you want your slave to connect again. I never tried to elect a new master in the middle of the upgrade, I would discourage it. Better shutdown some VMs on the master, upgrade it and you are automatically back on track.
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