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Do you need to run psconfig again after product configuration wizard?
It also forces the CreateProductVersionJob to start an update of the server registry. You may need to run PSCONFIG again after this script, but this solves the mismatch problem in 95% of the cases I encounter this error.
Why do we recommend / require to run the configuration wizard?
The other servers in the farm will not be affected during installation. So update one server after the other. Same later when running PSCONFIG: run psconfig on the central admin server first – that will update the DB schema. Other servers should not be affected (or only for a very short time).
Do you need to run the SharePoint configuration wizard?
This is a very common question: “I just installed some security fixes for SharePoint – do I have to run the SharePoint Configuration Wizard?” The simple answer is: You should run the SharePoint Configuration Wizard (psconfigui.exe or psconfig.exe with the correct parameters) after all SharePoint fixes!
How to run psconfig after installing SharePoint 2010 patches?
You Must Manually Run PSCONFIG after Installing SharePoint 2010 Patches 1 Open an Administrative command prompt. 2 Change directory to C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions14BIN 3 Run PSConfig.exe -cmd upgrade -inplace b2b -force -cmd applicationcontent -install -cmd installfeatures
Is there an upgrade for the app server?
After running the upgrade and restarting the servers, I tried to run the PS config through UI on the App server. It failed multiple times, but once i ran it through the Management Shell, everything was successful. However, when I checked the Upgrade status on servers it shows App server still needs upgrade whereas WFE doesn’t require update.
Why does upgrade required keep coming back back?
Since I installed the August 2016 CU, I find that even though the installs (and subsequent PSConfig calls) succeeded, a couple of these servers have still reported “Update Required”. When it first happened, it was the Cache and App server. I had to clear the file caches on the server and re-run PSConfig (twice on the app server).
How can I force my server to upgrade?
Please run command “stsadm -o localupgradestatus” to check whether the issue is related to some content databases or site collections. If so, force them to upgrade.