Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.2 Installation Guide
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Step 1
From the Prime Central portal, choose Administration > System > Suite Monitoring > Applications tab, and remove
Fault Management.
Fault Management.
Step 2
Use SSH to connect to the Prime Central active node and do the following:
a.
Freeze the Prime Central cluster:
clusvcadm -Z
service-name
b.
Restart the integration layer:
# su - primeusr
# itgctl stop
# itgctl start
c.
Unfreeze the Prime Central cluster:
clusvcadm -U
service-name
Step 3
Use SSH to connect to the Prime Central Fault Management active node and freeze the Fault Management cluster
service:
service:
clusvcadm -Z
service-name
Step 4
Use SSH to connect to the Prime Central Fault Management virtual machine and do the following:
a.
Navigate to the /var/adm/cisco/uninstall/Uninstall_Prime_Central_Fault_Management folder.
The uninstall folder contains the installvariables.properties file.
b.
Uninstall Prime Central Fault Management:
./Uninstall_Prime_Central_Fault_Management -i silent
The uninstallation log files are available at /var/adm/cisco/uninstall/PrimeFM-uninstall.log-time-stamp.
Step 5
Stop and disable the Fault Management cluster service on both nodes:
# service luci stop
# service ricci stop
# service rgmanager stop
# service cman stop
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Uninstalling Prime Central
Step 1
Stop and disable the Prime Central cluster service on both nodes:
# service luci stop
# service ricci stop
# service rgmanager stop
# service cman stop
Step 2
Mount and add the virtual IP address to the node that was used for the Prime Central installation:
# ip addr add 192.168.1.130 dev eth0
# mount /dev/mapper/mpath2p1 /opt/pc
Step 3
Uninstall the application:
a.
As the root user, log into the Prime Central server. (If you logged in previously as a nonroot user, enter the su - command
to become the root user.)
to become the root user.)
b.
Uninstall Prime Central:
# cd /root/ha-stuff/pc
# ./UninstallPrimeCentral.sh 192.168.1.120
In the preceding command, 192.168.1.120 is the IP address of the second node.