Closed dmc-tech closed 3 years ago
Hi Danny -
Was this a clean install on a fresh set of servers? The path looks old to me and I'm wondering if it picked up a previous install. Also, can you verify the WAC Extension version for me please? This will be in the Installed Extensions list, and my expectation is version 0.420.0.
Matt - I haven't re-deployed my HCI cluster. I removed the previous AKS clusters and added the new PoSh modules to those hosts. WAC version is 0.420.0
Hey @dmc-tech! Can you try running Set-AksHciConfig after you finish deploying on WAC and before you run Get-AksHciCluster on PowerShell? Do let me know if that fixed the issue for you!
@dmc-tech Can you explain how you removed the previous AKS clusters? I think it may not have been a clean uninstall.
@dmc-tech can I close this bug if it is not repro-ing with the latest release (Feb update)?
Closing this bug due to inactivity. Please reopen if this persists in AKS-HCI GA build - https://github.com/Azure/aks-hci/releases/tag/AKS-HCI-2105
Describe the bug On a cluster deployed using the December 2020 preview bits via WAC, when running Get-AksHciCluster on a HCI node g throws an error that c:\wssd\0.9.4.4\kubeconfig-clustergroup-management cannot be found.
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Expected behavior A list of the AKS Clusters is returned.
To fix this immediate issue, I copied C:\ClusterStorage\Volume01\AksHCI\kubeconfig-mgmt to C:\wssd\0.9.4.4\kubeconfig-clustergroup-management and it worked as expected.
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