Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.4 Installation Guide

Procedure

Step 1

Confirm that the faultmgmt_1.3.0.0_backup folder was created.

• If the folder was created, proceed to Step 2.

• If the folder was not created, this indicates that there was a disk space issue and the upgrade was not started. You

can stop here.

Step 2

Change ownership of the faultmgmt_1.3.0.0_backup folder:
chown primeusr:ncoadmin -R /opt/primeusr/faultmgmt_1.3.0.0_backup

Step 3

Stop all Fault Management processes:
su - primeusr

fmctl stop

exit

(As the root user) pkill nco_pad

Step 4

Move the faultmgmt folder to the tmp folder:
su - primeusr

mv ~/faultmgmt /tmp/faultmgmt

Step 5

Move the faultmgmt_1.3.0.0_backup folder to the faultmgmt folder:
su - primeusr

mv ~/faultmgmt_1.3.0.0_backup ~/faultmgmt

Step 6

Open the .cshrc file:
su - primeusr

vi ~/.cshrc

Step 7

As the root user, restart the nco_pad process:
cd /opt/primeusr/faultmgmt/omnibus/bin

./nco_pad

Step 8

Reintegrate Fault Management with Prime Central:
su - primeusr

fmctl integrate

Uninstalling Prime Central

You can use the GUI to uninstall the various Prime Central components, or you can uninstall them silently.

Uninstalling Prime Central in an Embedded Database Configuration

If you installed an embedded database, it is uninstalled automatically when you uninstall Prime Central.