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Cluster join stuck at 'Retaining local node certificate' 

Jan 03, 2018 06:18 AM

Problem:

Cluster join stuck at 'Retaining local node certificate'



Diagnostics:

While attempting to join ClearPass node to cluster, we see the below:


Setting up local machine as a subscriber to 10.17.x.x
INFO - Local checks before adding subscriber passed
INFO - 10.21.x.x: - Subscriber node added successfully for
host=CPPMLAB
INFO - Subscriber node entry added in publisher
INFO - Backup databases for AppPlatform
INFO - Backup databases for PolicyManager
INFO - Backup databases for PolicyManager
INFO - Stopping services
INFO - Dropped existing databases for Policy Manager
INFO - Create database and schema for Policy Manager
INFO - Local database setup done for Policy Manager databases
INFO - Subscriber password changed
INFO - Syncing up initial data...
INFO - Config database temporarily locked for updates
INFO - 10.21.x.x: - Backup databases for AppPlatform
INFO - 10.21.x.x: - Backup databases for PolicyManager
INFO - Config database lock released
INFO - Subscriber now replicating from publisher 10.21.x.x
INFO - Retaining local node certificate
WARNING - Restore local node config failed. Will retry...
WARNING - Restore local node config failed. Will retry...
WARNING - Restore local node config failed. Will retry...

 

Check for any WAN optimizers/firewall in network(between publisher and the node that is having issues which we are unable to join to cluster). Check for MTU packet size restrictions. The issue is because of MTU size restrictions.



Solution

Default MTU size in ClearPass is 1500 and can be checked by executing the command: show ip from appadmin console

 

Depending on the MTU size allowed in network, MTU size can be changed in ClearPass using the below command. For example if the allowed MTU size is 1400, then:

configure mtu <mgmt|data> <mtu-value>  

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