3.5.2 Procedure 5 Disconnect NPAC from LSMS

Table 3-10 Procedure 5 - Disconnect NPAC from LSMS

STEP # This procedure disconnects NPAC from 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. Note: Store this output as it will be required during DB restore phase post upgrade.

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.

☐3.

LSMS Active server:

Login to LSMS GUI

Login to LSMS Active GUI through VIP as ‘lsmsall’ user.

☐4.

LSMS Active server:

Deactivate all active regions

Click on the NPAC region.

Go to the menu Configure -> LNP System -> NPAC -> Modify -> Primary Uncheck the ‘Activate Region’ checkbox and click ‘OK’.


Modify LNP System NPAC dialog with the Activate Region checkbox clear.

Note: Similarly, Deactivate all the active NPAC regions.

This procedure is complete!