Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.5.2 インストールガイド

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Cisco Prime Central RHEL Operating System Upgrade Guide
Chapter 1      Upgrade RHEL Operating System in High Availability Configuration
  Upgrading from RHEL 5.8 to 6.5 in Prime Central High Availability Configuration
d.
Check the log: “prime_export_schemas.log” for any errors before proceeding to Step 5.
Step 5
Take a backup of the folder given as input for Step 4 (like PCDBExportSchema).
Note
Make sure that the above backup folder is copied outside the server onto the separate disk 
storage.
Step 6
Execute the following step on Prime Central server to stop database services to ensure that no operations 
are permitted during OS upgrade process. 
 su - primeusr
 emdbctl --stop
Step 7
Execute the following steps in sequence to take the backup of Prime Central application, which is 
required to restore application after OS upgrade:
On the Prime Central Cluster:
Copy backupPrimeCentral.sh from OSUpgradeScripts.tar to “/root” directory. Execute it as below:
 ./backupPrimeCentral.sh   backup_folder_full_path
Example
:
 ./backupPrimeCentral.sh   “/root/PCBACKUP151”
On the Fault Management Cluster:
Copy backupPrimeCentral.sh from OSUpgradeScripts.tar to “/root” directory. Execute it as below:
 ./backupPrimeCentral.sh   backup_folder_full_path
Example
:
 ./backupPrimeCentral.sh   “/root/FMBACKUP151”
Note
Take a backup of these folders (both Prime Central and Fault Management) that are created in 
Step 5 through step 7 onto the separate disk storage. This is mandatory as the server will be 
re-installed with RHEL 6.5, and all the data will be erased from the server. 
Step 8
Unfreeze both Prime Central and Fault Management cluster services by executing the following 
command:
 clusvcadm -U  <Service name>
Example
:
clusvcadm -U PrimePCService  (On Prime Central server)
clusvcadm -U PrimeFMService  (On Fault Management server)
Step 9
Disable both the Prime Central and Fault Management cluster services:
 clusvcadm -d  <Service name>
Example:
clusvcadm -d PrimePCService  (On Prime Central server)
clusvcadm -d PrimeFMService  (On Fault Management server)