Avaya AES 6.3.3: Intermittent Avaya AES Traps - avAESLicenseFailure: TSAPI:: Entering

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    • Jan 2014
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    Avaya AES 6.3.3: Intermittent Avaya AES Traps - avAESLicenseFailure: TSAPI:: Entering

    Doc ID: SOLN256890
    Version: 20.0
    Status: Published
    Published date: 26 Sep 2014
    Updated: 03 Jan 2017
    Categories: Configuration, Troubleshooting, Downloads/Patches, Break/Fix, Avaya Aura Application Enablement Services
    Author: Rakshit Sinha

    Details: End user has reported that the AES Alarm Viewer found on the Operation, Administration, Maintenance (OAM) pages is reporting that “TSAPI has entered a 30 Day Grace Period”

    From the log.date file found in /opt/mvap/logs directory the following errors are reported; [root@logs]# vi log.20161111

    00:02:02.001 ERROR:WARNING:TSAPI:TSAPI Users->countingAcquire:acquire() failed: Timeout occured contacting license server:

    00:02:02.001 ERROR:WARNING:TSAPI:GenericLicense::SetMode:Licens e mode changed to LICENSE_ERROR; cause: Timeout occured contacting license server:; grace period: 2592000 secs

    00:02:02.126 ERROR:FYI:TSAPI:GenericLicense::SetMode:License mode changed to LICENSE_NORMAL; cause: Initialize license as normal

    If you take the “grace period” in seconds, this works out to 30 days, which is what is reported in your Alarm Viewer on the AES web pages;

    2592000/60 seconds = 43200
    43200/60 minutes = 720
    720/24 hours = 30 Days

    This occurs daily with no service impact;
    [root@logs]# grep -c "Timeout occured contacting license server" log.*

    log.20161011:24
    log.20161012:28
    log.20161013:25
    log.20161014:24
    log.20161015:28
    log.20161016:36
    log.20161017:29
    log.20161018:38
    log.20161019:35
    log.20161020:18
    log.20161021:74
    log.20161022:24
    log.20161023:22
    log.20161024:16
    log.20161025:23
    log.20161026:26
    log.20161027:26
    log.20161028:21
    log.20161029:21
    log.20161030:12
    log.20161031:34
    log.20161101:25
    log.20161102:32
    log.20161103:26
    log.20161104:22
    log.20161105:20
    log.20161106:20
    log.20161107:27
    log.20161108:49
    log.20161109:36
    log.20161110:26
    log.20161111:21

    As shown on the OAM pages, the license mode remains "Normal"

    Problem Clarification: TSAPI has entered a 30 day grace period.

    Cause: There have been several known WebLM timeout issues in the AES 6.3.3 release. A PSN was released describing the issue;

    WebLM Timeouts: https://downloads.avaya.com/css/P8/documents/101017862

    Solution: Please click here to view the full solution on support.avaya.com.

    Alternatively, solution can be accessed from; (https://support.avaya.com/ext/index?...&id=SOLN256890).



    - Additional Relevant Phrases

    WebLM timeout TSAPI reserved licenses AES connection is up and down License issues
    Raghu Bellamkonda | KCS Advisor, Knowledge Centered Support Team|
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