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hey <@U2S1MUUQ7> thanks, I'm going to make sure we track this as a security issue as well

Request to <https://pe-std.nwops.io:8143/orchestrator/v1/command/task> failed after 0.001 seconds: Failed to open TCP connection to <http://pe-std.nwops.io:8143|pe-std.nwops.io:8143> (Connection refused - connect(2) for “<http://pe-std.nwops.io|pe-std.nwops.io>” port 8143)
Wrapped exception:
Failed to open TCP connection to <http://pe-std.nwops.io:8143|pe-std.nwops.io:8143> (Connection refused - connect(2) for

Run `/opt/puppetlabs/bin/puppet-enterprise-uninstaller -pd` on the Replica to remove everything. Then provision it as a new agent.

FWTW, I use puppetlabs/peadm to provision my infra

well yeah.  It would have failed so many times already.  So many legacy upgrade issues leaving cruft behind.

Maybe it's time to a greenfield deployment?

5 in place upgrades already.  Why stop now?

My replica provision failed, how can I start from a clean slate?   Already issued puppet infra forget but guessing that does not clean up stuff on the replica system.

How does the server_list get created and populated on agent nodes for HA? I need to customize the list for specific datacenters but not sure how it is produced and if my hiera data will be overridden.

```puppet_enterprise::profile::agent::server_list:```


```puppet_enterprise::profile::agent::manage_puppet_conf: true```

right but what produces the server_list currently?

puppet infrastructure provision replica populates it

if not, then you selected to not manage agent configuration

If I pull down the server_list from list of parameters it auto populates the values to primary,replica.  So it is getting those values from somewhere else as a default.

on the node or compiler? because there is also `PE Infrastructure Agent`

```puppet resource pe_node_group|grep server_list```

found it. It is iin PE infrastructure group.

I have a custom port for puppetdb which ha no longer uses

Can i run `puppet infra enable replica` multiple times.  It failed the first time and I want to make sure everything was configured.

but normally it's just a classification change and bunch of puppet runs

anyway to look at the source?  I tried to find it in enterprise_tasks but didn’t see the exact command.