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After upgrading, the switch name changed back to default ‘Cumulus'

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Applies to

  • 9.15.1P10
  • Upgrade from Cumulus Linux version 5.4.0 to Cumulus Linux version 5.11.0

Issue

We could see as per CSHM-SWITCH-CONFIG.XML, the CN switches are:

Device Name: ClusterSwitch01 (XX:1d:xx:0c:50:00)

Model to display: X190006-PE

Device Name: ClusterSwitch02 (XX:1d:xx:01:4e:7a)

Model to display: X190006-PE

After upgrading Cumulus Linux version 5.4.0 to Cumulus Linux version 5.11.0

The health alert shows the different switch name as cumulus

Alert ID: SwitchInfoUpdateFailure_Alert

Alerting Resource: cumulus (XX:1d:xx:01:4e:7a)

Subsystem: Switch-Health

Description: Information from the Ethernet switch 'cumulus (XX:1d:xx:01:4e:7a)' is no longer being updated. Other switch alerts might indicate possible causes for the issue.

Additional Information: Switch Name: cumulus (XX:1d:xx:01:4e:7a)

                                    Switch Model: X190006-PE

                                    Switch Information Resource Status: ok

Alert ID: SwitchInfoUpdateFailure_Alert

Alerting Resource: SwitchInfoUpdateFailure_Alert

Subsystem: Switch-Health

Description: Information from the Ethernet switch 'cumulus (XX:1d:xx:0c:50:00)' is no longer being updated. Other switch alerts might indicate possible causes for the issue.

Additional Information: Switch Name: cumulus (XX:1d:xx:0c:50:00)

                                   Switch Model: X190006-PE                     

                                   Switch Information Resource Status: ok

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