Description

If a consolidated FSE system or FSE server has a power failure, external FSE clients are not

 

automatically reconnected to the server after it is restarted.

Explanation

n/a

Workaround

Stop all FSE processes on the FSE server and all external FSE clients. Restart the services on the

 

FSE server first, then restart the processes on the external FSE clients.

 

Note that an unexpected power failure of the FSE server may result in a condition where you

 

cannot stop the FSE client processes with the fse --stopcommand. In this case, use native

 

operating system tools to terminate all FSE processes.

 

Linux specific

 

Use the kill command to terminate the FSE processes.

 

Windows specific

 

Use Task Manager to terminate the FSE processes.

 

If the above action does not stop the FSE processes, you must restart the host of the problematic

 

FSE client to restart the FSE processes.

Description

After installation of an FSE server, the FSE processes are not started automatically. When you

 

try to start them manually, the following error is reported:

 

fse.exe Component not found

 

(Windows FSE server specific)

Explanation

Because of a problem with software packaging, a dynamic link library is missing in the

 

FSE-Server package, but it is present in the FSE-Client package.

Workaround

Uninstall the FSE server and install a consolidated FSE system afterwards.

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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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