Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.5.2 Installation Guide
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Cisco Prime Central RHEL Operating System Upgrade Guide
Chapter 2 Upgrade RHEL Operating System in Disaster Recovery Configuration
Upgrading from RHEL 5.8 to 6.5 in Prime Central Disaster Recovery Configuration
Step 3
Reboot all the servers.
Post-Installation Configurations
Step 1
Install Prime Central and Fault Management applications on Primary server alone with version 1.5.1
and RHEL 6.5 with the same old configuration (that existed before OS upgrade).
and RHEL 6.5 with the same old configuration (that existed before OS upgrade).
Refer to the
documentation for instructions.
Note
After executing Step 1, make sure that Prime Central and Fault Management applications with
version 1.5.1 are installed, up and running properly in DR mode before proceeding to step 2.
version 1.5.1 are installed, up and running properly in DR mode before proceeding to step 2.
Step 2
Execute the following script in sequence to stop the Prime Central and Fault Management Services.
This script needs to be executed on Prime Central and Fault Management servers if installed separately.
a.
Copy primeServices.sh from OSUpgradeScripts.tar to “/root” directory:
./primeServices.sh stop
Step 3
Copy the backup folders obtained in Step 7 through Step 9 (
) to the local
servers respectively. If Prime Central and Fault Management are installed separately, backup files should
be copied onto both the servers respectively.
be copied onto both the servers respectively.
Example
:
Copy “PCDBExportSchema” to “/root” on the PC server
Copy “PCBACKUP151” to “/root” on the PC server
Step 4
Import the database schemas from the dump file:
a.
Copy database_export_import.sh from OSUpgradeScripts.tar to ORACLE USER HOME
b.
Copy oracle backup folder “PCDBExportSchema” to ORACLE USER HOME
Example:
cp /root/OSUpgradeScripts/database_export_import.sh /export/home/oracle/
cp /root/PCDBExportSchema /export/home/oracle/
Change permissions of database_export_import.sh and PCDBExportSchema folder
chown [oracle user:oracle group] [path to script]
chmod 755 [path to script]
Example:
chown oracle:dba /export/home/oracle/database_export_import.sh
chown oracle:dba -R /export/home/oracle/PCDBExportSchema
chmod 755 /export/home/oracle/database_export_import.sh
chmod -R 755 /export/home/oracle/PCDBExportSchema
c.
Execute the scripts by following the steps in sequence:
su - [oracle-user]
./database_export_import.sh "import" "schema" "[folder-name]"