Table Of Contents
Recovering from Upgrade Failures
Recovering from Upgrade Failures on a Standalone Node
Scenario 1: Upgrade Fails During Database Schema or Datamodel Upgrade
Scenario 2: Upgrade Fails During Binary Install
Recovering the Appliance if the SSH Session Quits During Upgrade
Recovering from Upgrade Failures
This chapter contains the following topics:
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Recovering from Upgrade Failures on a Standalone Node
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Recovering the Appliance if the SSH Session Quits During Upgrade
Recovering from Upgrade Failures on a Standalone Node
Before attempting any rollback or recovery on the node where an upgrade has failed, you must generate an application bundle by using the backup-logs CLI command and place it in a remote repository.
Scenario 1: Upgrade Fails During Database Schema or Datamodel Upgrade
Detection: One of the following messages is shown in the console and ADE.log:
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ISE Database schema upgrade failed!
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ISE Global data upgrade failed!
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ISE data upgrade for node specific data failed!
How to Roll back: Restore from the last backup to roll back.
How to retry the upgrade:
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Analyze the logs.
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To identify and resolve the problem, submit the application bundle that you generated to the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC).
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You need a new application bundle each time you retry an upgrade.
Scenario 2: Upgrade Fails During Binary Install
Detection: An application binary upgrade occurs after the database upgrade. If a binary upgrade failure happens, the following message displays in the console and ADE.log:
% Application install/upgrade failed with system removing the corrupted install
How to Roll back: Reimage the Cisco ISE Appliance by using the previous ISO image and restore from the backup.
How to retry the upgrade:
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Analyze the logs.
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To identify and resolve the problem, submit the application bundle that you generated to the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC).
You need a new application bundle each time you retry an upgrade.
Recovering the Appliance if the SSH Session Quits During Upgrade
Detection: The SSH session or console was disconnected or quit during an upgrade.
How to Rollback: Reimage the Cisco ISE Appliance by using the previous ISO image and restore from the backup.
How to retry the upgrade: Continue with the upgrade again. If your appliance is used as a secondary node in the new Cisco ISE, Release 1.1.x, directly install the new ISO version, and register it to the new primary Administration ISE node.