11 Replies Latest reply on Nov 28, 2016 12:03 AM by pp2

Multiple running configwizard detected

Manilyn Ramos Nov 10, 2015 6:20 AM

Is there a way on how to terminate the configuration wizard that was already canceled?

Thank you.

Re: Multiple running configwizard detected

cjfranca Nov 10, 2015 7:53 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)

It show image finish.
How are the precess??? Can you show image here?
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- Re: Multiple running configwizard detected
  
  Manilyn Ramos Nov 10, 2015 8:29 AM (in response to cjfranca)
  
  I canceled my configuration wizard on the server that won't supposed to run. And when I tried to run the configuration wizard on the server that was supposed to run, it prompted the below screenshot
  
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    cjfranca Nov 10, 2015 8:49 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)
    
    The message there is another CW running.
    You can open the gerneciador tasks and finalize everything that is related to it.
    If this is the first installation of the Orion module, remove all restarts the server and again.
    
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    janene16 Nov 10, 2015 8:49 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)
    
    Manilyn Ramos welcome back
    
    have you tried rebooting the server (the one that's on the error message)?
    Once done did you try running the CW again on the server you wish to continue CW?
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      Manilyn Ramos Nov 10, 2015 11:25 PM (in response to janene16)
      
      Hi janene16, how are you?
      With regard on your suggestion, any other way around instead of reboot or run the configuration wizard on the server? Thank you.
      
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      - Re: Multiple running configwizard detected
        
        zackm Nov 11, 2015 2:27 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)
        
        You can also delete the instance from the database (that's what is causing this error).
        
        Backup Your Database First!!!
        
        I don't have any configuration wizards running to test the syntax, but to find the issue you can try a query like this:
        
        SELECT * FROM Settings WHERE SettingID LIKE 'CW-ActiveInstance-%'
        
        If that returns any results, then you've found the issue. You would then just delete that row from the table.
        
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        Re: Multiple running configwizard detected
        
        Manilyn Ramos Nov 11, 2015 3:43 AM (in response to zackm)
        
        Awesome!!! It resolved my issue...
        Thank you very much
        
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        Re: Multiple running configwizard detected
        
        squinsey Feb 14, 2016 2:25 PM (in response to zackm)
        
        +1 for ZackM.
        
        Got caught out upgrading from 11.5.1 > 11.5.3 right now with the same issues as there was a record in the Db for the additional webserver back in October last year.
        (like I can remember that happened LOL)
        
        Now back to the upgrading.
        Thanks again
        
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Re: Multiple running configwizard detected

neomatrix1217 Nov 10, 2015 9:13 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)

Can you kill the process from taskmgr "Solarwinds.ConfigurationWizard.Host (32 bit)"
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- Re: Multiple running configwizard detected
  
  Manilyn Ramos Nov 10, 2015 11:21 PM (in response to neomatrix1217)
  
  I didn't see that service on the orion server as I think the reason was I canceled running the Configuration Wizard.
  
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Re: Multiple running configwizard detected

pp2 Nov 28, 2016 12:03 AM (in response to Manilyn Ramos)

I got the same Error when I was installing a AWS (Additional Web Server).

Follow the instructions on the Main Orion Server (running NPM and other modules) to locate the Row, delete the row in the Database (actually the row dated is more than 2 months ago).
then continue to run config Wizard on the AWS.

Thanks again.
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