Cisco Cisco Prime Network Registrar 8.1 Troubleshooting Guide

Cisco Prime Network Registrar IPAM 8.1.1 Disaster Recovery Guide

For installations which use Oracle, please contact your Oracle

database administrator for information regarding Oracle

database replication.

2.3.1.1 $INCHOME/etc/default.dbmover

This file contains the default options for the

DBMover script, including the IP address of

the Production Executive, login credentials,

and the name of the MySQL database to be

copied.

Note that the MySQL user defined in this file must

have sufficient privileges to remotely access the

Production Cisco Prime Network Registrar IPAM

database. This can be accomplished via the following

commands on the Production Cisco Prime Network

Registrar IPAM Executive:
• > $INCHOME/mysql/bin/mysql –uroot –

pincr00t

• mysql> GRANT SELECT on Cisco

Prime Network Registrar IPAM.* to

IDENTIFIED BY ‘incadmin’;
Where the name preceding the at (@)

symbol is the mysql user configured in

the default.dbmover file,

‘backupexec.company.com’ is the fully-

qualified hostname or IP address of the

DR Executive, and ‘incadmin’ is the

password corresponding to the mysql

user configured in the default.dbmover

file.

2.3.1.2 $INCHOME/etc/dbmover.sh

This script remotely retrieves a database from

a primary system and loads it into a local

database. Either this script or the dbmover-

wrapper.sh script should be configured to run

periodically on the DR Executive using the

‘cron’ utility available on supported platforms.

The frequency in which the script should be

run is dependent upon the frequency in which

the Production Executive’s Cisco Prime

Network Registrar IPAM database is changed.