Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.5 Installation Guide

application-ID is the number that identifies the application. Each directory contains a jnlp.xml file. As
defined in netnet.xml, if additional applications are defined in netnet, the preceding list changes.

Note

f) Remove the following file from the ~/SHARED/cxl/jnlps directory:

netnet application-ID.xml

Step 3

As the primeusr user, log in to the Prime Central integration layer and restart it:
itgctl stop

itgctl start

Unregistering the Prime Network Integration Layer

In a suite environment, it is not recommended to unregister the Prime Network integration layer. However, if you must unregister
(for troubleshooting, for example), complete the following steps:

Procedure

Step 1

Remove the Prime Network integration layer from the Prime Central portal:

a) From the Prime Central menu, choose Administration > System > Suite Monitoring.
b) In the Suite Monitoring portlet, click the Prime Central tab.
c) Click the Prime Network Integration Layer radio button and click Remove.
d) At the confirmation prompt, click OK.

Step 2

Disable the Prime Network integration layer health checker:

a) On the Prime Network gateway server, enter:

vi $PRIME_NETWORK_HOME/local/cron/every_3_minutes.cmd

b) In the cron job, comment out the following line :

cd $PRIME_NETWORK_HOME/local/scripts/integration_layer ; perl il_watchdog.pl

Step 3

Stop the Prime Network integration layer:
itgctl stop

Step 4

Delete the dmid.xml file:
rm $PRIMEHOME/integration/dmid.xml

Unregistering the Prime Network integration layer is a temporary measure. When troubleshooting is complete, reintegrate
the Prime Central integration layer to restore normal operation in a suite environment and allow other applications to
resume communication with Prime Network.