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ISE - Command missing?
Licensing for two Cisco ISE serversUpgrading Cisco ISE to 1.2Cisco ISE - Issues after new CA CertificateCisco ISE - CLI AccountingCISCO ISE Identity Management Group assignmentRADIUS VLAN Assignment with Cisco ISENTP synchronization issue with Cisco ISEUnable to join ISE to Active DirectoryCISCO ISE 2.3: Endpoints not appearing in active endpoint listISE 2.4-p2 certificates renewal
We have two ISE nodes, one is Primary admin and the other is Secondary admin.
On the secondary admin node, commands in CLI such as show application status ise or application are missing.
Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
My ISE nodes are running 2.3.
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We have two ISE nodes, one is Primary admin and the other is Secondary admin.
On the secondary admin node, commands in CLI such as show application status ise or application are missing.
Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
My ISE nodes are running 2.3.
cisco-ise
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Cown
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We have two ISE nodes, one is Primary admin and the other is Secondary admin.
On the secondary admin node, commands in CLI such as show application status ise or application are missing.
Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
My ISE nodes are running 2.3.
cisco-ise
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Cown
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user53632user53632
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We have two ISE nodes, one is Primary admin and the other is Secondary admin.
On the secondary admin node, commands in CLI such as show application status ise or application are missing.
Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
My ISE nodes are running 2.3.
cisco-ise
cisco-ise
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Cown
6,88631031
asked 2 days ago
user53632user53632
1644
edited 2 days ago
Cown
6,88631031
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user53632user53632
1644
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Cown
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Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary
admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the
command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
Yes, this is normal behavior on Cisco ISE 2.3.
The command will be available when you promote the secondary admin node to primary and vice versa, the before primary node will no longer have the commands.
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Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary
admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the
command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
Yes, this is normal behavior on Cisco ISE 2.3.
The command will be available when you promote the secondary admin node to primary and vice versa, the before primary node will no longer have the commands.
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Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary
admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the
command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
Yes, this is normal behavior on Cisco ISE 2.3.
The command will be available when you promote the secondary admin node to primary and vice versa, the before primary node will no longer have the commands.
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Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary
admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the
command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
Yes, this is normal behavior on Cisco ISE 2.3.
The command will be available when you promote the secondary admin node to primary and vice versa, the before primary node will no longer have the commands.
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Is this expected behavior ? Will they appear if I promote my secondary
admin node to Primary ? And once promoted to primary admin, will the
command be now missing on the original primary admin ?
Yes, this is normal behavior on Cisco ISE 2.3.
The command will be available when you promote the secondary admin node to primary and vice versa, the before primary node will no longer have the commands.
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