The users that were generated from the GUI have disappeared. Groups are not visible either.

The users that were generated from the GUI have disappeared. Groups are not visible either.

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    the version is Micro Focus Data Protector A.11.01: OMNICC, internal build 257, built on Thu 31 Mar 2022 07:23:53 PM -03 -

    SO redhat linux 8.7

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    Were those users created in 11.01 or have they disappeared after an upgrade? Have they been created recently? Are you really sure the "Finish" button has been clicked to update the user database? What do you see with "omniusers -list"?

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    good morning. no upgrade was made. the output of the command does not give any information-.

    a user with permissions on the computer mistakenly executed the following command /opt/omni/bin/omnicc -secure_comm -regenerate_cert xxxxxx

    /opt/omni/bin/omnicc -secure_comm -configure_peer xxxxxx

     

    where xxxx is not the name of the CM, it is another computer and we had to cross all the certificates again, but it stayed with the name of that computer.

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    OK, that's a different story. Let's check this step by step. The first step has been:

    omnicc -secure_comm -regenerate_cert xxxxxx

    So I understand this was run on the cell server and xxxxxx was the name of another server. Is this indeed what was done? Please confirm.

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    yes correct-

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    In that case I would rerun it with the name of the cell server:

    omnicc -secure_comm -regenerate_cert <CS_FQDN>

    This will generate the correct localhost certificate on the cell server again. Next you will need to run:

    omnicc -secure_comm -reconfigure_peer <CS_FQDN>

    on all clients. Please let us know the status after that.

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    we are not looking to regenerate that certificate, as it would bring us the problem again - there is no other way to solve the user issue.

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    I never tested such a configuration and it is against the DP documentation and an unsupported setup. That's all I can say. If you want to keep on running like this then feel free. But I'm assuming you may run into more issues.

    Back to your user issue, you may want to run the omniusers command in debug mode and provide the debugs to support.

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    I was curious enough to test your strange secure_comm situation and it looks like basic functionality is still working, including the users setup. What else may have happened? What other commands may have been run to ruin the user setup?

    If you have a chance to elevate a support case I would recommend that. This may need a deeper investigation.

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    Hello , 

    Try to fix the problme with 

    /opt/omni/sbin/./omniasfix.pl

    but firt run IDB backup , this fix will repair any problem with application server.

    Regards