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GUI displays incorrectly or text is not rendered properly. | Certain combinations of screen resolution and screen content can cause the display to render incorrectly. To correct this, try one or more of the following:
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You might occasionally receive an error message stating a resource (job, server, script, etc.) was not found. | This might be a transient, benign error that can be resolved by selecting another resource and then returning to your original resource, or refreshing the browser.
If the appliance does not recover in 15 minutes, generate a support dump, then reboot the appliance. If the issue persists, contact your authorized support representative and provide them with the support dump. |
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After selecting a download link from the GUI, you are taken to a browser page with a error message displayed on it. | This can occur from download links and menu items such as Media Server setup utility, WinPE image generation utility, creating a support dump, and downloading audit logs.
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No response from a link in the UI that includes downloading and uploading files, such as for update, support dump and Media Server setup utility. |
Download and upload file operations are not support from the VM console. Make sure you are using a web browser to access the UI and not the VM console. |
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OS Build Plans do not appear in the Infrastructure Orchestration→software tab. |
Possible cause checklist
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The browser running the appliance displays a spinner and a restarting message. You cannot log in. | A timing issue caused the browser to miss the message that the appliance is ready.
The Server Automation service inside the appliance is being restarted due to an error.
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When booting the appliance, the boot process fails with an “UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY” error and requests an fsck be run. |
This occurs when the date and time on the VM host is incorrect and is set to a date earlier than the date the appliance was created or last booted.
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The appliance displays the progress bar near completion but does not complete booting within 15–20 minutes. |
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Cannot navigate away from a screen when using the browser on the VM system console |
The browser running in the appliance VM console window operates in a restricted mode can cause this problem.
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Search for object fails, and you might see the message “There was a problem getting the list of items. Please try refreshing this page”. |
When using the search text box, queries with the special characters (#%&+\”?) might cause the search to fail. Double quotes can be used, but only for phrase search. For example, a query with phrases such as “Red Hat Linux” yields a successful phrase search. For successful searches, Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends not to use the characters (#%&+\”?) in a search query. |
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A job status shows running, even if it is complete or the server it is running on is deleted. |
Occurrences of this are rare and are typically related to deleting a server while a job is running on it. When this happens, wait until all other jobs are complete and then reboot the appliance. All job status is reset on appliance startup. |
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A server's status shows it is running a job, when it is not actually running one, and you cannot run a new job because the appliance thinks it's already running one. |
It's possible for a server to get into this mode if Build Plan execution on that server is halted abnormally. Common things that can cause this would be the appliance is powered off while running a Build Plan, an appliance restore is performed using a backup that was taken while a Build Plan was running, or an internal error halts the Build Plan. The only way to clear this problem is to restart the appliance. If restarting the appliance does not clear it, contact your authorized support representative. |
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Programs written in Python do not work properly on the target server after begin deployed by or being added to an IC server provisioning appliance. |
The Server Automation (SA) agent that gets installed on most target servers is Python based. To ensure compatibility, the agent installs its own version of Python and sets the system PYTHONPATH variable so it will work properly. This may conflict with Python programs on the target server written for a different Python version. Make sure you use the system default Python by clearing the PYTHONPATH variable or set it to point to your preferred Python installation path. Do not set it system wide, as that may affect the SA agent. |
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Appliance cannot access the network |
Appliance network was not properly configured Minimum required privileges: Infrastructure administrator
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Appliance cannot retrieve DNS information from DHCP server |
DNS or DHCP server was not properly configured Minimum required privileges: Infrastructure administrator
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Alert message reports that IP address is not responding as a DNS server. |
DNS server is unreachable Minimum required privileges: Infrastructure administrator
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Alert message reports that IP address is not a valid gateway |
Gateway server is unreachable Minimum required privileges: Infrastructure administrator
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Error message: Could not download the backup |
The version of Verify that the version of |
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Error messages returned from REST API calls appear corrupted in a Japanese Windows DOS box |
IC server provisioning returns errors from REST API calls encoded with UTF-8. These messages will not display correctly in a Japanese Windows DOS box that uses SHIFT-JIS encoding. There are several ways to work around this and view the error information:
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Error messages returned from REST API calls appear corrupted in a Japanese Windows DOS box | To resolve this issue:
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Below scripts are based on Python Language but listed as UNIX type in UI.
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Incorrect type does not break any functionality of the script.
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