Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.3 Installation Guide

Configuring the Geographical Disaster Recovery Server

Procedure

Step 1

As the root user, log in to the geographical disaster recovery Prime Network server:
ssh root@server

where server is the geographical disaster recovery server’s hostname or IP address.

Step 2

Change to the /var/adm/cisco/prime-network/scripts/ha/rsync directory:
cd /var/adm/cisco/prime-network/scripts/ha/rsync

Step 3

Rename the rsync_exclude_pnil_cfg.txt file:
mv rsync_exclude_pnil_cfg.txt rsync_exclude_pnil_cfg.txt.org

Step 4

Switch users to the Prime Network application user:
su – username

Step 5

Disable the Prime Network integration layer health monitor and stop the Prime Network integration layer:
$PRIMEHOME/local/scripts/il-watch-dog.sh disableandstop

Step 6

Change to the $PRIMEHOME/integration directory:
cd $PRIMEHOME/integration

Step 7

Open the ILIntegrator.prop file:
vi $PRIMEHOME/integration/ILIntegrator.prop

Step 8

Change the HOSTNAME value to the standby Prime Network geographical disaster recovery server’s hostname.

Integrating Prime Optical and the Prime Optical Integration Layer with Prime Central

Procedure

Step 1

As the application user, shut down Prime Optical:
opticalctl stop

Step 2

Under the application home folder, change directories to the /bin directory:
cd /opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer/bin

Step 3

Run the CPOIntegrator.sh script:
CPOIntegrator.sh -a prop-file server-hostname service-name db-user db-password port-number

For example:

CPOIntegrator.sh -a DMIntegrator.prop prime-server primedb primedba Test456@ 1521

The DMIntegrator.prop file is located in the /opt/CiscoTransportManagerserver/prime_integrator folder by default.
(If you want to use a different properties file, you must indicate its complete path.)

Note

Step 4

Start Prime Optical:
opticalctl start