No configuration details on the Global Manger although can see the pushed configuration on the LMs
Resync command and its attributes:
nsxmgr-01> start search resync <option>
manager
- Full re-sync for search data store used by NSX Managerpolicy
- Full re-sync for search data store used by Policycsm
- Full re-sync for search data store used by CSMglobal-manager
- Full re-sync for search data store used by global-managerinventory
- Full re-sync for search data store used by Inventoryidps-reporting
- Full re-sync for search data store used by idps-reportingtelemetry
- Full re-sync for search data store used by telemetryall
- Full re-sync for search data store for all services
List of supported arguments on GM
manager
- Full re-sync for search data store used by NSX Managerglobal-manager
- Full re-sync for search data store used by global-managerinventory
- Full re-sync for search data store used by Inventorytelemetry
- Full re-sync for search data store used by telemetryall
- Full re-sync for search data store for all services
List of supported arguments on LM
manager
- Full re-sync for search data store used by NSX Managerpolicy
- Full re-sync for search data store used by Policyinventory
- Full re-sync for search data store used by Inventoryidps-reporting
- Full re-sync for search data store used by idps-reportingtelemetry
- Full re-sync for search data store used by telemetryall
- Full re-sync for search data store for all services
Note: Unsupported command will be removed in version 3.2.3, 4.0.2 and 4.1.1
Workaround:policy
and idps-reporting
Re-sync commands of the Local Manager should not be run on the Global Manager.
running "start search resync policy
" on GM wipes of the policy configuration data. To resolve and restore Global Manager policy configuration data,
"start search resync global-manager/all
" needs to be executed from the Global Manager.
start search resync global-manager
start search resync all
Impact/Risks:
If we run the unintended LM commands on the GM, then indexing of the GM DB may get corrupted or lost. This does not affect the data plane; however, unexpected UI behavior may occur, especially when viewing configuration details on the GM UI.
To fix the issue, the GM resync commands need to be executed.
start search resync global-manager/all