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 ====== Duplicate Server Entries in Controller ======
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+If a server has been added twice, you will see it listed twice, but with two unique names, and the same IP Address, one will report as being failed.
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+To remove the failed server, you need the name of that server (MFEL2 in the above example). You can then use the following command from an SSH session to remove it.
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+    curl -XDELETE http://ipaddress:8080/api/servers/servername
+    Where:
+    ipaddress=ipaddress of the controller
+    servername=the name of the failed server listed in controller
+For orchestrated deployments, this will not work, you have to use the following:
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+Login to the node with MDT installed (normally the first HA node)
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+Execute the following:
+    kubectl -n mediakind get pods (to find exact name of unified-ui pod)
+We are looking for the name of the unified-ui pod.
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+On my test system it was called unified-ui-576c87cbbd-vd42h. Your system will be different.
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+Now execute the following, using your unified-ui name to edit the pod, ui is the name of the internal pod.
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+    kubectl -n mediakind exec -it unified-ui-576c87cbbd-vd42h -c ui /bin/sh
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+Execute the following to list the servers:
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+    curl api-gateway:8080/api/servers
+Now you can delete the server using the following:
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+    curl -X DELETE api-gateway:8080/api/servers/sky-01
+(replace sky-01 with the server name you wish to delete)