Re: [nv-l] nvsecd error

[James Shanks <jshanks@us.ibm.com>]

Read about migration in the Config Guide.
The path in serversetup is Maintain-->Backup
Selective Data. For a full backup you want the /usr/OV/ALL.USER option.
Normally the procedure for doing a migration
is repeated in the Release Notes for each new version which requires migration.

James Shanks
Level 3 Support  for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows
Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group

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George,

After some investigation, I am unable to locate any documentation detailing
the backup migration you referenced.  The man pages for serversetup
weren't
very helpful for performing backups, and an online search did not yield
much.  Can you please explain how to perform the action with serversetup
or
send me a link to relevant documentation?

Thanks!!

Jason Alburger
609-485-7225
CPDLC Engineer
Joseph Sheairs Associates, Inc.
FAA/AOS-330


                    
                     
                     
                     
                     
                     
    
                    
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Jason,

Possible?  Probably.

Supported? No.  Our solution will always be install on the target
system.

Practical? No.  Because there are other filesystems affected by NetView
installation.  /etc/services is but one example.

The following is untested when regressing, that would be going from 7.1.3
FixPack n  to  7.1.3 base, but I think it should work.

Run a backup for migration on your current system using serversetup
(nvsetup).
Tar the resulting /usr/OV.back.v7r1 filesystem and move it over to the
target system.
Untar it on the target system.
Remove the file /usr/OV.back/v7r1/conf/ovors
Perform an upgrade install.
Install any fix packs and i-fixes  you had on source system.
Evaluate.


Regards,
Geo.

George deSocio
IBM Americas Support - Distributed Network Management
Dept 46-E1ZA
IBM B660  CC109
HWY 54 & 600 Park Offices
Research Triangle Park, NC  27709



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RH 7.2 / NV 7.1.3

We are currently replacing our hardware and I'm attempting to take a tar
file of all NetView files from the original hardware and drop it onto the
new hardware (which also has a different IP address).  Is this possible
to
do without having to run the NV install disk on the new box?

After dropping the tarball on the new box, I've wiped out the topology
(nv6000_smit clear_topology_db_all) and ran /usr/OV/service/reset_ci.
Everything seems to run fine until I try to turn on security, after which
I
cannot start the OV daemons anymore because nvsecd will not start.  It's
giving the error:

nvsecd:  The server key could not be installed.

Is what I'm attempting to do possible?


Jason Alburger
609-485-7225
CPDLC Engineer
Joseph Sheairs Associates, Inc.
FAA/AOS-330