To enable redundancy support on an NSP analytics server
Purpose
When you convert a standalone NSP or NFM-P system to redundancy, and the system includes one or more NSP analytics servers, you must reconfigure each analytics server to support the redundant deployment, as described in the following steps.
Note: You must perform the steps on each NSP analytics server station in the system.
Steps
Stop analytics server | |
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Log in to the NSP analytics server station as the nsp user. |
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Open a console window. |
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Enter the following: bash$ cd /opt/nsp/analytics/bin ↵ |
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Enter the following: bash$ ./AnalyticsAdmin.sh stop ↵ The analytics server stops. |
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Start the PKI server, regardless of whether you are using the automated or manual TLS configuration method; perform To configure and enable a PKI server. Note: The PKI server is required for internal system configuration purposes. |
Update analytics server configuration | |
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Enter the following: bash$ ./AnalyticsAdmin.sh updateConfig ↵ The script displays the following prompt: THIS ACTION UPDATES /opt/nsp/analytics/config/install.config Please type 'YES' to continue |
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Enter YES. The script displays the first in a series of prompts. |
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Configure or update the following parameters, as required; for each other parameter, press ↵ to accept the current value: For information about a parameter, see Table 14-2, NSP analytics server parameters. |
Start analytics server | |
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Enter the following: bash$ ./AnalyticsAdmin.sh start ↵ The analytics server starts. |
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If no other components are to be deployed, stop the PKI server by entering Ctrl+C in the console window. |
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Close the open console windows. |
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Close the console window. End of steps |