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| * Two different agents connected to the server have manually had their installed.properties file edited to have an identical '''endpoint ID'''. | * Two different agents connected to the server have manually had their installed.properties file edited to have an identical '''endpoint ID'''. | ||
| * On a ''very rare case'', the agent-installer could randomly generate an '''endpoint ID''' that matches another agent. | * On a ''very rare case'', the agent-installer could randomly generate an '''endpoint ID''' that matches another agent. | ||
| + | == Scenario & Cause == | ||
| + | Both agents are connected to the server. The server dispatches a job to run on the agent. Since both agents are identical, both attempt to run the job (which is sent over as a serialized command). However since only one of the agents actually received the serialized command to run, an error will be thrown stating that the other agent cannot run the command (since it doesn't exist). This is paradoxical in itself since only one agent should ever have this version of the serialized command running. | ||
