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SDN problem during undeployment

former_member583013
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Hi Experts,

if you look at the logs, its trying to startup INLS50059186A while my machine name now is INLD50059186A. can someone tell a way to change the host name for SDN lookup during startup?

The following exception occured.

Starting Undeployment of xapps/osp/woma/srvr/dss/enterpriseapp

SDM could not start the J2EE cluster on the host INLS50059186A! The online undeployment is terminated. There is no clutser control instance running on host INLS50059186A which is described in SecureStorage . The instances, returned by MessageServer [MS host: inld50059186a; MS port: 3602], are :|Name:JM_T1204786595606_0_INLD50059186A |Host:INLD50059186A |State:5|HostAddress:10.52.250.108||Name:JC_INLD50059186A_DL2_00 |Host:INLD50059186A |State:5|HostAddress:10.52.250.108|Please check if there is an appropriate running cluster instances.

(message ID: com.sap.sdm.serverext.servertype.inqmy.extern.EngineAppOnlineUndeployerImpl.performUndeployment().STARTUP_CLUSTER)

Undeployment of xapps/osp/woma/srvr/dss/enterpriseapp finished with Error (Duration 11515ms)

Thanks!

Sandip

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Former Member
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Could you please refer to the note 757692 and see if it is implemented

correctly ? You don't have virtual hostname, but its a similar situation

as the hostname is changed after the installation.

Please make sure to set :

- the P4 host to localhost in the Secure Store

- SAPLOCALHOST, SAPGLOBALHOST, and SAPGLOBALHOSTFULL value in the SCS &

JC profiles must point to the desired hostname/IP. If they don't exist

please create and set accordingly.

- in the sdmrepository.sdc file, the following

values are set expected with expected host :

<mshost>

*hostname**

</mshost>

<msport>

**port -can be found in dev_ms file*

</msport>

Please restart the cluster.

Try deployment/undeployemnt.

Let me know if it worked or not.

Best Regards,

Snehal