nas probe fails to start with device_limit log message
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nas probe fails to start with device_limit log message

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Article ID: 4427

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DX Unified Infrastructure Management (Nimsoft / UIM) CA Unified Infrastructure Management On-Premise (Nimsoft / UIM) CA Unified Infrastructure Management SaaS (Nimsoft / UIM)

Issue/Introduction

After a primary hub restart, it is possible that the nas probe will not start and to see messages like the following in the nas probe log:

Oct 29 14:21:11:235 [139916704651008] nas: device_limit: attempting to 'register_probe' probe_name: 'nas'   probe_address: '/HUB-CLOUD/HUB-PRI/Hub-1/nas'
Oct 29 14:21:11:235 [139915864041216] nas: device_limit:  failed (rc=11) to 'register_probe' probe_name: 'nas'   probe_address: '/HUB-CLOUD/HUB-PRI/Hub-1/nas'
Oct 29 14:21:11:235 [139915864041216] nas: device_limit:  waiting '1' seconds for MPSE to startup.  total: '850372'
Oct 29 14:21:12:228 [139916157626112] nas: replExporter: POST_FAILED_TO_RESOLVE_HUB_TO_NIM_ADDRESS hub_name:'<some hub>'   failures:12085

Environment

Release: Any
Component: UIMNAS

Cause

This can be caused by having two nas probe processes enabled at the same time.

It is likely that at some point prior to the primary hub reboot, the nas probe had been started from command line.  Before hub restart this extra process did not affect anything. 

Resolution

To eliminate this error, either:

- "End Task" or pkill the extra nas process and restart nas

- Reboot the primary hub server

- Disable the nas NiS Bridge on the Secondary/HA system.

Either of these steps will stop the "rogue/extra" nas process and allow the appropriate nas process to function normally.