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@check_wrapper(check_title="svccore excessive data check")
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defsvccore_excessive_data_check(**kwargs):
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result=PASS
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headers= ['Class Name','Count']
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data= []
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recommended_action="Delete the core files before proceeding with upgrade. Please refer to the document linked below and contact Cisco TAC for assistance if needed."
Contact Cisco TAC to remove any identified misconfigured objects before performing the upgrade to prevent policyelem crashes.
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The [CSCwd40071][68] defect affects versions 5.2(5c) and later with a fix available in 6.0(1g). However, the issue will only be triggered during Apic upgrades crossing 6.0(4c) due to [CSCwh80837][67].
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### Svccore Excessive Data Check
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Due to excessive `svccoreCtrlr` or `svccoreNode` managed objects, Apic gui stuck in loading multiple queries.
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The svccoreCtrlr and svccoreNode objects represent core files related to Apic and Leaf/Spines process respectively.
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Due to [CSCws84232][67], the APIC GUI may become unresponsive after login, with dashboards stuck in a continuous “Loading…”state.
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Administrators may be unable to access or operate the APIC GUI, potentially impacting day-to-day management or upgrade.
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This check will verify the count of the `svccoreCtrlr` Managed Object and raise and alarm with the bug if object count found more than 240. Remove the content or objects of `svccoreCtrlr` or `svccoreNode`. Contact Cisco TAC or upgrade to a release containing the fix for CSCws84232 before proceeding with an upgrade.
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