Farina Ahmed Posted 18 Jul 2023 15:41
  
Wait for some time: Depending on the size of the update and the number of agents, the upgrade process may take a while. It's recommended to wait for some time and try again later to see if the upgrade completes and the agents become available.
MTR Lv2Posted 21 Jul 2023 21:43
  
The message "The Agent is Upgrading, please try again later" typically indicates that the agent software running on the endpoint devices is undergoing an update or upgrade process. When you enable P2P (Peer-to-Peer) functionality in the endpoint manager, it allows the agent software on each endpoint to update itself directly from other endpoints within the network, rather than relying on a central server or internet connection.

When the P2P update is initiated, the agent software on each endpoint will check for available updates from other peers in the network. If an update is found, it will download and apply the update, which can result in a temporary interruption of the agent's functionality.

Here are a few possible reasons for the issue and some steps to resolve it:

1. Update in Progress:

The message "The Agent is Upgrading, please try again later" might indicate that the update process is still ongoing, and the agent is not yet fully operational.
Give it some time to complete the update process, and the agents should become functional again once the update is successfully applied.
2. Update Failure:

There could have been a problem during the update process, which caused it to fail.
Check the logs on the endpoint manager or the individual agents to see if there are any error messages related to the update process.
If there is a failure, you may need to manually troubleshoot the issue or contact the support team of the endpoint manager for assistance.
3. Network Issues:

P2P updates rely on proper network connectivity and communication between the endpoints.
Check if there are any network issues or firewall settings that could be preventing the agents from communicating and sharing updates.
4. Version Compatibility:

Ensure that the agent software versions on all endpoints are compatible with the P2P update mechanism.
If there is a mismatch in versions or the P2P update feature is not supported in a specific agent version, it can cause issues.
5. Reset or Restart Agents:

If the issue persists, consider resetting or restarting the agents on the affected endpoints.
This can sometimes resolve update-related problems and allow the agents to function properly.
6. Check Endpoint Manager Configuration:

Double-check the configuration settings in the endpoint manager related to P2P updates and ensure they are set up correctly.

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