DISCONNECT NPAC FROM LSMS

D DISCONNECT NPAC FROM LSMS

Table D-1 APPENDIX D. DISCONNECT NPAC FROM LSMS

STEP # This procedure disconnects NPAC from E5APPB/APPD LSMS. Estimated time: 5 minutes

STEP #	This procedure disconnects NPAC from E5APPB/APPD LSMS. Estimated time: 5 minutes
1. ☐	LSMS Active server: Log in to the server as the user “lsmsadm”.	`Login:` `lsmsadm` `Password: <lsmsadm_password>`
2. ☐	LSMS Active server: Stop all connected NPAC regions	Run the following command to list the active NPAC regions `$ dbnames -n all -a Canada CanadaDB MidAtlantic MidAtlanticDB Midwest MidwestDB Northeast NortheastDB Southeast SoutheastDB Southwest SouthwestDB WestCoast WestCoastDB Western WesternDB` Note: The above output shall vary depending on LSMS configuration. Run the following command to stop an NPAC region. `$ lsms stop <region name> Checking if npacagent is running....Yes. Stopping npacagent.... OK. npacagent stopped: Wed Jan 2 05:52:42 2014 Command complete.` Run the above command for all active regions.

1. ☐

LSMS Active server:

Login: lsmsadm

Password: <lsmsadm_password>

2. ☐

LSMS Active server: Stop all connected NPAC regions

Run the following command to list the active NPAC regions

$ dbnames -n all -a  
Canada CanadaDB 
MidAtlantic MidAtlanticDB 
Midwest MidwestDB 
Northeast NortheastDB 
Southeast SoutheastDB 
Southwest SouthwestDB 
WestCoast WestCoastDB 
Western WesternDB

Note: The above output shall vary depending on LSMS configuration.

Run the following command to stop an NPAC region.



$ lsms stop <region name> 
Checking if npacagent is running....Yes. 
Stopping npacagent.... 
OK.  
npacagent stopped:  Wed Jan  2 05:52:42 2014 
Command complete.

Run the above command for all active regions.

This procedure is complete!