[cisco-voip] DC Directory issues between pub and sub

[Kevin Thorngren]

Hi Erick,

Depending on the CCM version you have the password is encrypted and 
stored in the register and/or an INI file in one of the folders under 
c:\dcdsrvr.  It is not embedded into IIS.  What you described below is 
a symptom of an incorrect password.

Thanks,
Kevin
On Apr 23, 2005, at 5:45 PM, Erick Bergquist wrote:

> Kevin,
>
> Thanks.
>
> Would we get a HTTP 500 Error (Internal Server error)
> for lower web page frame when we selected User ->
> Global Directory from CCMAdmin if the password was
> different on sub?  Is the password embedded somewhere
> in WWW/IIS also? We were getting this at one point
> also.
>
> --- Kevin Thorngren <kevint at cisco.com> wrote:
>> Hi Erick,
>>
>> The Directory Manager password on the Pub and Sub do
>> need to be the
>> same.  This is why replication is not working and
>> probably why the
>> reconfig_cluster command is not working.  Based on
>> your description
>> below you know what the password is on the Pub and
>> the Sub.  I would
>> recommend using the CCMPwdChanger tool to set the
>> Pub's password to be
>> the same as the Sub.  Then use the reconfig_cluster
>> command to
>> re-establish the replication agreements.  Once this
>> is done, if needed,
>> you can use the CCMPwdChanger tool to set the
>> password back to the one
>> that was on the Publisher.
>>
>> Here is more information to run the CCMPwdChanger:
>>
> http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/
>>
>> products_configuration_example09186a00800942be.shtml
>>
>> HTH,
>> Kevin
>> On Apr 23, 2005, at 2:24 PM, Erick Bergquist wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Were having issue where the DC Directory between
>>> publisher and subscriber is not
>> syncing/replicating
>>> correctly. If you look at users on publisher and
>>> compare to subscriber they have different
>> information.
>>> We have waited days and data does not replicate.
>>>
>>> TAC had advised run DC Directory scripts and we
>> did
>>> that, but the reconfig_cluster step errors out and
>> the
>>> trace/log files say it can not talk with the
>>> subscriber server. saids to do it manually.
>>>
>>> The pub/sub are on same network/LAN and switch and
>> in
>>> same subnet. SQL is working between the servers
>> fine.
>>>
>>> How do we sync the database manually? Do we copy
>> the
>>> database from pub to sub then do the reconfig
>> commands
>>> in script instructions? I can't find clear cisco
>> docs
>>> on what to do if the script steps fail.
>>>
>>> When we launch DC Directory Manager the login for
>> the
>>> publisher and subscriber work, but need to use a
>>> different password on pub and subscriber.
>>>
>>> Has anyone ran into this before? Is it a password
>>> issue and we need to run a password utility to get
>>> things corrected and synced back up?
>>>
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