Manually Patch Cisco ISE Deployment

Is there a documented process for manually installing patch bundles in ISE? We had a bad experience last spring with deploying Patch 8 through the "fire and forget" patch installation through the GUI. We have held off far too long on patching our 20 node deployment and I will be asked whether the process failure was due to Patch 8, or whether the patching process itself failed. Please let me know if there is a procedure on how one would go about manually patching a deployment via the CLI.
Thank you

install a patch from a primary administration node that is part of a distributed deployment, Cisco ISE installs the patch on the primary node and then all the secondary nodes in the deployment. If the patch installation is successful on the primary node, Cisco ISE then continues patch installation on the secondary nodes. If it fails on the primary node, the installation does not proceed to the secondary nodes. However, if the installation fails on any of the secondary nodes for any reason, it still continues with the next secondary node in your deployment. Secondary Cisco ISE nodes are restarted consecutively after the patch is installed on those nodes. While installing a patch on secondary nodes, you can continue to perform tasks on the primary administration node.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/1-2/cli_ref_guide/ise_cli/ise_cli_app_a.html#pgfId-2476373

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Yes, The scenario is quite achievable also please review the below link for assistance on deployment of ISE.
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Is there any compatibility matrix of cisco ISE with HP access swithes or there is any features restriction on HP access layer. The HP switches do support 802.1x.
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The only compatibility with network access devices is all related to Cisco gear. It would be best to stick with a full supported solution for the sake of support. In my opinion this will be a nightmare to manage if an issue was to occur.
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Dears,
We have 2 ISE server. I configured wired, wireless,vpn, guest user authentication from ISE server. All of them are normal working. Both of ISE server have same Image.(ver 1.2) I deployed ISE servers as HA. I register second ISE server at primary ISE server. I attached the configuration files.
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ISE 1.2 does not have an Automatic Failover for the Admin Nodes. If the primary node goes down, you have to manually promote the secondary node.
Until you promote the secondary, the deployment has very serious limitations:
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Hi dears,
I deployed the ISE primary and secondary mode. Then I did deregister the secondary ISE at Primary ISE. Now i want to register the same second ISE as secondary mode on Primary ISE. but this error occur:
Unable to register SecondaryISE. Node is not a Standalone node.
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Cisco ISE 1.2 Patch 6 -- 8 Update failed

Hi all,
I wanted to know if any bugs was registered for the cumulative patch 8 for Cisco ISE 1.2 and how to mitigate any patch failures.
Important notice : I though that this error could be an unlucky try but i've tested the update two time.
Indeed, i have three deployment : A Pre-production one, a 4 nodes distributed and a 2 nodes distributed.
The patch works fine on the pre-production one, on the 2 nodes too but fails on the 4 nodes one with a very anormal behaviour.
On the "show nodes status" in Maintenance - Patch manage, i can see that my both PAN are successfully patched and the first PSN too but when the "Patch in progress" appears on the second PSN, the "installed" status is cancelled in the first PSN and become "Patch in progress" so i've two "Patch in progress" in parallel, that is an anormal procedure not discribed by Cisco on the document "Installing a software Patch". (wich discribe a sequential update of all nodes)
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Need help from ISE experts/gurus in this forum.
Due to a nasty bug in Cisco ISE (bug ID CSCue38827 ISE Adclient daemon not initializing on leave/join), this bug will make the ISE stopping working completely and a reboot is required (very nice bug from cisco) . This leaves me no choice but to upgrade to version 1.2.0.899-2-85601.
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- node 4 is Policy service node - hostname is node4
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I look at Cisco website and patch 10 was released on 10/04/2013 while version 1.2 was released back in 07/05/2013.
I am trying to get a definite answer from Cisco TAC but it seems like they don't know either.
Question #1: How do I proceed with upgrading the current ISE environment from 1.1.2.145 patch 3 to 1.1.2.145 patch 10?
Propose solution:
step #1: make ISE node1 to be both Primary Admin and Primary monitoring. ISE node2 is now Secondary Admin and Secondary Monitoring.
         Then go ahead and apply ISE version 1.1.2.145 patch 10 to ISE node2 via the GUI,
step #2: Once ISE node2 patch 10 is completed, make node2 Primary Admin and Primary Monitoring. At this point, apply ISE 1.1.2.145 patch 10
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step #3: Once ISE node1 patch 10 is completed, make node1 Primary Admin and Secondary Monitoring and node2 Secondary Admin and Primary Monitoring,
step #4: apply ISE 1.1.2.145 patch 10 to ISE Policy Service node3. Once that is completed, verify that node2 is working and accepting traffics,
step #5: apply ISE 1.1.2.145 patch 10 to ISE Policy Service node4. Once that is completed, verify that node2 is working and accepting traffics,
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step #3: Perform upgrade on the ISE Policy Service node3 via the command line "application upgrade <app-bundle> <repository>". After the upgrade the ISE
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step #4: Perform upgrade on the ISE Policy Service node4 via the command line "application upgrade <app-bundle> <repository>". After the upgrade the ISE
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Propose solution:
step #1: make ISE node1 to be both Primary Admin and Primary monitoring. ISE node2 is now Secondary Admin and Secondary Monitoring.
         Then go ahead and apply ISE 1.2.0.899-2-85601 to ISE node2 via the GUI,
step #2: Once ISE node2 1.2.0.899-2-85601 is completed, make node2 Primary Admin and Primary Monitoring. At this point, apply 1.2.0.899-2-85601
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step #3: Once ISE node1 patch 10 is completed, make node1 Primary Admin and Secondary Monitoring and node2 Secondary Admin and Primary Monitoring,
step #4: apply ISE 1.2.0.899-2-85601 to ISE Policy Service node3. Once that is completed, verify that node2 is working and accepting traffics,
step #5: apply ISE 1.2.0.899-2-85601 to ISE Policy Service node4. Once that is completed, verify that node2 is working and accepting traffics,
does these steps make sense to you?
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David,
A few answers to your questions -
Question 1: My recommendation is to follow vivek's blog since most fixes and upgrade steps are provided there - I would recommend installing the patch that was release prior to the 1.2 release date since the directions to "install the latest patch" would put you at the version of when the ISE 1.2 was released
https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/netpro/security/aaa/blog/2013/07/19/upgrading-to-identity-services-engine-ise-12
You do not have the ability to install ISE patch through the GUI on any of the "non-primary" nodes (you can use the cli commmand to achieve this), the current patching process was designed so you can install the patch on the primary admin node and it will then roll the patches out to the entire deployment (one node at at time). I painfully verified this by watching the services on each node and when a node was up and operational the next node would start the patching process. First the admin nodes then the PSNs.
Every ISE upgrade that I have attempted as not been flawless and I can assure you that I have done an upgrade on 1.1.2 patch 3 and this worked fine, however I used the following process. You will need the service account information that is used to join your ISE to AD.
I picked the secondary admin/monitoring node and made it a standalone node by deregistering (much like the old procedure) in your case this will be node2.
I backed up the certificates from the UI and the database from the CLI (pick the local disk or ftp-your choice).
I reset the database and ran the upgrade script (since I did not have access to the vsphere console or at the location of the non UCS hardware [for a 1.1.4 upgrade]).
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