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Created on ‎08-19-2019 12:42 AM - edited ‎08-19-2019 12:43 AM

@sean1 

 

As you mentioned that .  "This is a new installation and since Ambari was never upgraded,"  ....  "there are no database back up files"

 

1. If this a new installation then what is the reason for downgrading ambari? 

    If ambari was never upgraded  (as it is a new installation) then what is the need to downgrade it ?

2. If you do not have the Ambari DB backup then you can not recover the cluster installation even if you installed the Ambari 2.6.2  (So backup is must)





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