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1 Line and Spare Server are the Same Type[edit | edit source]
1.1 Preparation[edit | edit source]
1.1.1 Hardware adjustments DELL R610/620[edit | edit source]
1.1.1.1 LSI Logic MPT SCSI Controller, disable Boot Capability[edit | edit source]
Start-up the Server:
During POST Routine wait until you get a message like:
Adapter(s) disabled by user
Press Ctrl + C...
- Press Ctrl + C to switch into the Adapters BIOS.
- Mark 6Gbps SAS HBA and press Enter
- Set Boot Support to Disabled by pressing + or –
- Press ESC two times and then Save changes and reboot.
1.1.1.2 Power Edge Expandable RAID, change RAID level[edit | edit source]
During POST, wait until you get following message displayed on your screen:
Power Edge Expandable RAID …. Press Ctrl + R …
- Mark with the cursor “Virtual Disk 0”, press F2 and Delete VD, confirm with Yes.
To get the first disk in a single RAID 0 configuration:
- Mark the line “No Configuration Present” and press F2 to Create New VD
- In the next screen, “RAID level 0” is already preselected, don’t change.
- Change to the first entry in the box Physical Disks and press spacebar.
- Change with Tab to OK and confirm.
- Confirm a second time with OK.
- The first disk (left slot in the server) is now configured as a single Harddisk for RAID 0.
For the second (right slot in the server) we do the same setup:
- Mark “PERCH310 Mini (…)” with the cursor and press F2.
- In the following screen “RAID 0” is already setted and not changeable, don’t mind it.
- Change to the Physical Disks box and press spacebar to choose the second Harddisk.
- Change with Tab to OK and confirm.
- Confirm a second time with OK.
- Leave the setup menu by pressing ESC and confirm with OK.
- Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to reboot.
1.1.1.3 System BIOS Settings[edit | edit source]
During POST, when the large grey Dell logo appears on the screen:
- Press F2 key to enter the System Setup after the POST is finished.
- You can see in the right top corner, if your command will be executed at the end of POST.
- Wait, until the System Setup screen will be displayed.
- Select System BIOS.
- Scroll down to Miscellaneous Settings and enter menu. Set the System Time to UTC. (GMT +0)
- Go back to System BIOS Settings.
- Change to Boot Settings and select BIOS Boot Settings.
- Boot Sequence should be:
- Embedded SATA Port E:
- Hard drive C:
- Integrated NIC1 Port1 Partition1:
- Boot Option Enable/Disable
- Remove hook from Integrated NIC1 Port1 Partition1
- Go to Serial Communication in the System Setup and change “Serial Device 1 = Com2, Serial Device 2 = Com 1” to “Serial Device 1 = Com1, Serial Device 2 = Com2”
- Press ESC two times to get back to System BIOS Settings screen.
- Select iDRAC Settings
- Select Network and scroll down to IPV4 SETTINGS
- Set IPv4 Address to 10.XX.YY.170 and confirm with Enter. Replace the XX and the YY with the commission number. E.g. MOF 1521, you should enter 10.15.21.170
- Set Gateway to 10.XX.YY.190. Replace the XX and the YY like before with the commission numbers.
- Set the Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0
- Press ESC to get back and scroll down to User Configuration.
- Change the User Name from root to admin.
- Go to box for Change Password and enter the Enigma generated password for user admin.
- Another box will open and you have to reenter the password for user admin.
- Press ESC to save settings and get back to System Setup Main Menu.
- Select Device Settings.
- Select second entry in table, Integrated NIC1 Port1: Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet BCM5720
- Select MBA Configuration Menu and set Legacy Boot Protocol from PXE to NONE
- Press ESC 2x and save changes.
- Leave System Setup by pressing ESC and reboot system.
1.1.1.4 NIC Adapter Adjustment[edit | edit source]
Press CTL+S during Startup and change all Cards to Disable MBA Settings -> Disable (1st Line)
1.1.2 Software[edit | edit source]
- Create and burn a backup of the running system using the DVDBackup all command (Backup IPC - external medium)
1.2 Restoring[edit | edit source]
1.2.1 Start Rescue Shell[edit | edit source]
- Start the spare server and insert the DVD labelled "CentOS 5.4"
- Wait until the boot from the DVD is finished, then enter:
linux rescue - Select English as language and choose US for the keyboard layout
- When promted for the network setup, hit No
- Choose Skip in the Rescue dialog and remove the DVD
1.2.2 Restore Data[edit | edit source]
- Insert the (first) backup DVD and mount the drive to /mnt2/ by using the following commands:
mkdir /mnt2mount /dev/scd0 /mnt2cd /mnt2
- Initiate the restore process by ececuting:
./RestoreFromDVDand confirming with Yes - Unmount and remove the DVD after the process has finished:
cd /umount /mnt2
- If there is a second backup DVD, repeat the steps above
1.2.3 Finalization[edit | edit source]
- Restart the server and check for a proper boot-up
2 Line and Spare Server are different Type[edit | edit source]
In this case, only the project can be used
2.1 Backup of the Active Server[edit | edit source]
- Create a PVSS Database Backup
- Create a MMS Backup
- Create a Project to File Backup
- Copy the created tgz file to your Notebook
2.2 Restore the Spare Server[edit | edit source]
- Copy the tgz file to the Spare Server
- Stop PVSS
- Stop jboss and firebird
- Delete all contents in Template:KomNam
- Extract the tgz file
tar xzfvp Template:KomNam.tgz
- Restore the PVSS Database
- Restore the MMS Database
- Check that PVSS is running without Problems. Check the LogFiles!!