After removing and rebuilding one node of a cluster, the other nodes are not starting up.
Issue may also happen after a Windows server update while retaining the existing orchestrator nodes
CA PAM 4.3 SP5 on Windows 2012
For scenario where a node was removed, reviewed c2o.log and found this entry:
20:06:08,476 ERROR [org.jgroups.protocols.TCPPING] [ main] failed creating initial list of hosts
java.net.UnknownHostException: SERVER.EXAMPLE.COM
Confirmed that this is the server that no longer existed.
Other scenarios may include c2o.log log entries such as this:
13:34:15,649 ERROR [com.optinuity.c2o.server.ServerController] [ Initialization] Failed to obtain unique name for local cluster node
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: HAPartition not bound
13:37:17,686 ERROR [com.optinuity.c2o.c2oserver.ServerManager] [ Initialization] Server Manager Failed to boot - timeout waiting for database structure adjustment
16:26:16,054 ERROR [com.optinuity.c2o.server.ServerController] [ Initialization] Failed to obtain unique name for local cluster node
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: HAPartition not bound
16:26:21,179 WARN [com.optinuity.c2o.util.SingletonMBeanLookupUtil] [ Initialization] Failed to create server connection to singleton MBean: c2o:service=OasisServerController in partition: eab13682-d8ed-444e-be0b-3bf05c5ed792
javax.naming.CommunicationException: Receive timed out
Perform the following to clear the existing cluster nodes configuration
Uninstalling CA PAM on the Orchestrator that will not participate in the Cluster will not clean up the entries in the database. It only cleans up the files, folders, and services on the server. The steps above are the steps that should be followed for making sure that node is cleaned up from the database.