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Issue

Root container (Machine 1)

Root2 container (Machine 2) joined manually to machine 1 Fabric via fabric:join

If we execute container-list on root, we see that root2 is present

On Root container, execute

fabric:create --clean was executed

If we now execute container-list on root, we see that root2 is not present.

However, if we try to execute fabric:join again on root2 container, the error states that a container root2 already exists.

Environment

Red Hat JBoss Fuse
- 6.1

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