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I want to reboot a server, so I opened its Integreted Dell Remote Access Controller in Chrome, and clicked on "start virtual console", which caused Chrome to download a file with a strange name. The file opened in Java Web Launcher, which (after a while) gave the following error:


Was there any discussion about the root cause of the issue? If this were just a case of killing a java process there's always a chance it could happen again. If the affected process belonged to the Avamar server we'd be especially keen to understand what went wrong.



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We does opened SR, after check we try restart MSC, but is not helped. Same we install last patch for 7.5.1, the decision did not helpt. then we killed all processes for java - is helped. It turns out the problem was in java on the most Avamar. Thank for help.


The new Avamar 19.4 administrator console looks the same as some of the older versions, but you may notice that it has a tendency to timeout. The issue seems to be a setting missing in the mcclient.xml file on the users local computer. To solve the timeout issue we will need to edit this file using Notepad.


I'm looking for a faster restore process. We've tried the Avamar Restore web ui, and the Avamar Administrator console. Both are slow, especially to index the files in the backup. Using our previous backup system I could start a restore in about 30 seconds. This new Avamar takes a minimum of 3 minutes just to start a restore. In particular, the "file level restore" selection sits there for a couple minutes, and these are not large servers. I am constantly restoring files from various backups, so this adds considerably to time spend doing restores.


So I do pkill -9 java but this also kills my running IDE which I don't want to. So how do I kill only application linked to running server and not the other ones?I assume that they all are running under same process but there has to be some way how to distuingish them.


Instead of using ps and grep, you can use ps's -C flag to select all commands listed with the name 'java'. You may also want to use ps's -f flag to print the full command name of each listed process. That way, you can see what each java process is actually doing. Here is the command in full: ps -fC java.


Once you have the PID of the command you wish to kill, use kill with the -9 (SIGKILL) flag and the PID of the java process you wish to kill. Java doesn't always stop when it receives a 'SIGTERM' signal (processes are allowed to handle 'SIGTERM'), so sending it the 'SIGKILL' signal, which makes init kill the program without warning it first, is often necessary.






My gradle projects don't call /bin/java directly. They create a symlink based on project name at runtime. In this example ps shows "java_my_app" instead of just "java". You can easily pkill or killall the correct JVM. This also helps identify processes in top, htop etc.


Hi,why Firefox did automatic update from ESR 52 to 60 with disabled upgrades? Why you don't let users choose if upgrade or not? I use Firefox to open the EMC VNX Unisphere console and now it won't work.Should I disinstall Firefox and move to another custom browser?


or if it's a web server you can try to check it in your web browser.

The ping command is helpful for me in most cases, since I would know why exactly I can't connect to the address. It can be a mistyped address or like the javadoc suggests, problem with firewall.


I've deployed VDP 6.1.2 and the configuration went smoothly (test connection to vCenter with proper permissions worked successfully), but after the the appliance rebooted it hung at 70% complete for the VDP:Configure appliance task. In the /usr/local/avamar/var/vdr/server_logs/vdr-server.log the VDP appliance can't connect to the vCenter server. Any idea as to how to fix this? Is there a config file I need to update?


I opened up a ticket with VMWare and got the following response. I verified this is indeed the error in the mcserver.out log file. I updated the mc perl module and then ran /usr/local/avamarclient/etc/registervcenter.sh to register the VDP appliance with vCenter and that was successful and I can log into the VDP appliance via the vSphere Web Client. I can create new backup jobs but they fail...still working with VMWare on it.


Cause: Interoperability between some between Java 8 ( used in 7.2.1+ avamar ) , EMC RSA java library called JSAFE/Bsafe 5.0 and certain vcenter server SSL ciphers settings in vcenter 5.5 U3e and Vcenter 6.5 beta.


Change: Either of the following causes can trigger this issue.

1. Upgraded vcenter to 5.5U3e/ vcenter 6.5 beta

2. Upgrade to avamar 7.2 SP1/7.3 , or MCS hotfix 250666 for 7.1 SP2, mcs hotfix 2555641 for 7.2.0 3. Adding a new vcenter running 5.5U3e/ 6.5 beta or an existing avamar enviroment


1. edit the file /usr/local/avamar/lib/mcsutils.pm

2. Add the line to the $prefs variable in the mc perl module (note the leading . and blank space before the ending quote): . "-Dsecurity.provider.rsa.JsafeJCE.position=last "


Sounds good, one additional step to check is making sure that the collector user has access on the avamar directory. This can either be done on the server itself or via collector debug by using !dir followed by the path

For example

!dir /usr/local/avamar

If the issue was missing permissions, running the above command would have a permission denied error.

The following article has steps to access collector debug console for reference -troubleshooting/using-the-collector-debug-facility


Then there is VEEAM. I want so much to like VEEAM, I really do. The interface is modern, slick, and actually fun to navigate around. Heck, they let you even change the GUI colors if you want. Some really cool stuff like the ability to create a shortcut from an admin console login screen right to your desktop to any server you want. That shortcut, once created, will now automatically log directly into that server. You can create shortcuts to all the VEEAM severs on your desktop you will ever need to log in to. Not required, but a nice feature that even NBU should consider ... borrowing :-D


I downloaded the admin console file from here:

-devices.com/994i/admin.jnlp

and launched it and it created the ISY994 Administrator Console shortcut on my desktop. However, I am receiving the following error when I start it:


If the 503 error is displaying because of a fatal PHP error, you can also try enabling PHP error reporting. Simply add the following code to the file throwing the error. Typically you can narrow down the file in the console tab of Google Chrome DevTools.


Chapter 9: Avamar Image Backup and Recovery for VMware Cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS).................................................................................................................................... 105 Avamar image backup and recovery for VMware Cloud on AWS....................................................................... 105 Configure the VMware Cloud on AWS web portal console.................................................................................. 105 Amazon AWS web portal requirements..................................................................................................................... 106 vCenter server inventory requirements..................................................................................................................... 106 Deploy the vProxy OVA on a vCenter server in VMware Cloud on AWS.......................................................... 106 Configure vCenter-to-Avamar authentication for VMware Cloud on AWS...................................................... 107 Avamar image backup and restore for VMware Cloud on AWS best practices............................................... 107 Unsupported Avamar operations................................................................................................................................. 108


Only one vCenter is allowed to be configured for the AUI for FLR WEB UI to work. NOTE: If more than one vCenter is configured in Avamar, you must ensure that the Avamar server's vcenter-sso- info.cfg reflects the correct vCenter server for the VC_hostname parameter. For example, the sample file /usr/ local/avamar/var/ebr/server_data/prefs/vcenter-sso-info.cfg:


This procedure uses the java keytool utility, which manages certificate keys. The keytool utility is located in the Java bin folder (/usr/java/version/bin), where version is the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version currently installed on the MCS. If this folder is not in your path, you can either add it to the path, or specify the complete path when using keytool.


Avamar image backup and recovery for VMware Cloud on AWS Configure the VMware Cloud on AWS web portal console Amazon AWS web portal requirements vCenter server inventory requirements Deploy the vProxy OVA on a vCenter server in VMware Cloud on AWS Configure vCenter-to-Avamar authentication for VMware Cloud on AWS Avamar image backup and restore for VMware Cloud on AWS best practices Unsupported Avamar operations


Configure the VMware Cloud on AWS web portal console Domain Name System (DNS) resolution is critical for Avamar deployment and configuration of the Avamar server, Avamar proxy, and the Data Domain appliance. All infrastructure components should be resolvable through a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). Resolvable means that components are accessible through both forward (A) and reverse (PTR) lookups.


Also, using NSX-T for file-level restore operations requires you to update the axionfs.cmd file on the proxy appliances with the IPv4 address of the Avamar server. After you register and activate the Avamar proxy appliances in the Avamar server, log into each of the Avamar proxy appliances as root, and then open the /usr/local/avamar/var/ axionfs.cmd file in a UNIX text editor. Within the file, locate the --server entry key and update the corresponding value to the IPv4 address of the Avamar server. For example, --server=192.168.2.150.

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