Cisco Cisco IPICS Release 1.0 User Guide

where <subdirectory_name> is the name of the subdirectory that contains the 
desired backup set.

Verify that the ipics.exp directory exists in this subdirectory by entering the 
following command:

[root] #ls -l

You must be logged in as the informix user to run the import command. To change 
to the informix user, enter the following command: 

[root] #su informix

To run the import script, enter the following command: 

[bash-2.05b] $/opt/cisco/ipics/database/db-maintenance/db-import.sh

Cisco IPICS restores your content to Cisco IPICS database. 

After the import process is complete, you must restart the Tomcat service to 
synchronize the information in the database and the RMS. To restart the Tomcat 
service, follow these steps:

Log in to the Cisco IPICS server with root user privileges.

The Cisco Linux desktop displays. 

Open a Cisco Linux terminal window by clicking the Red Hat menu; then, 
choose System Tools > Terminal.

A terminal window displays.

From root, enter the following command:

[root] #/etc/init.d/ipics_tomcat restart

When the Tomcat service successfully restarts, Cisco IPICS displays the OK 
message.

If the Tomcat service does not successfully start, refer to the 

.

There may be a delay of a few minutes before users can access the 
Administration Console after the Tomcat service restarts.