When loading a SpectroSERVER backup on a new system, the old secondary SpectroSERVER system is in the Landscape Map.
Article ID: 190447
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Products
CA Spectrum
Issue/Introduction
When loading a SpectroSERVER backup on a new system, the old secondary SpectroSERVER system is in the Landscape Map.
Environment
Release : Any
Component : Spectrum Core / Fault Tolerance
Resolution
After loading the database on the new system;
1. Start the SpectroSERVER as normal
2. If running on Windows, start a bash shell by running "bash -login"
3. cd to the $SPECROOT/SS-Tools directory and run the following command to display the landscape map
./MapUpdate -v
4. Note the Landscape Handle and Precedence values of the old secondary SpectroSERVER
5. Enter the following command to remove the old secondary SpectroSERVER from the landscape amp where <LH> is the Landscape Handle and <P> is the Precedence value noted from step 4
./MapUpdate -remove <LH> -p <P>
6. Rerun the command from step 3 to verify the entry has been removed from the landscape map
1. Start the SpectroSERVER as normal
2. If running on Windows, start a bash shell by running "bash -login"
3. cd to the $SPECROOT/SS-Tools directory and run the following command to display the landscape map
./MapUpdate -v
4. Note the Landscape Handle and Precedence values of the old secondary SpectroSERVER
5. Enter the following command to remove the old secondary SpectroSERVER from the landscape amp where <LH> is the Landscape Handle and <P> is the Precedence value noted from step 4
./MapUpdate -remove <LH> -p <P>
6. Rerun the command from step 3 to verify the entry has been removed from the landscape map
Additional Information
Please reference the "MapUpdate" section of the documentation for more information.
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