2. Enter:
service wdinit stop
This stops the application software.
3. Enter:
service dbora stop
This stops the database software.
4. Enter:
reboot
This reboots the host.
5. Log on as root or a root-level user on the All Functions host.
6. Enter:
sh /opt/Avaya/CCR/bin/pecon.sh -v -w all status
In case of single host directly reboot the server :
shutdown –r now
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Or ?
In case of Dual hosts :
1. Login to Application host and stop the services
service wdinit stop
2. Login to DB host, shutdown the server
shutdown –r now
3. Once the DB server is back up, shutdown the application host
shutdown –r now
In case of Multiple hosts :
1. Stop the services(service wdinit stop)on all the hosts in following order :
a. RTD
b. Data Collection
c. Data Processing
d. Reporting UI
e. Admin host
f. DB host
2. Shutdown the DB server
shutdown –r now
3. Once the DB server is up, shutdown(shutdown –r now) the servers in following order :
a. RTD
b. Data Collection
c. Data Processing
d. Reporting UI
e. Admin host
Once you start the services, you can check the status using following script :
sh /opt/Avaya/CCR/bin/pecon.sh -v -w all status
Status should show “STARTED” for all the containers.
You may have to wait a few minutes for all processing elements and containers to start.
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Great post !!
How can I only restart the ReportingApplicationService and ReportingWebServer ?
Thanks in Advance-
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Its been a while since I was in our Multihost IQ system but I’m looking at an old document sent to me from Avaya engineers in 2013 (created by Mary and updated by Mike and if you’ve had enough IQ issues you will probably know the names…. its a small team, lol). Doc says:
To Stop Services
service wdinit stop
service dbora stop (database server only)
Starting with
RTD
reporting
data processing
data collection
admin
database
and the order of restart is the opposite or:
database
admin
data collection
data processing
reporting hosts
RTD
I do prefer the way you have listed to check services but there is another –
/opt/coreservices/lifecycle/bin/lc ls
Maybe my documentation is out of date and they have a new process but thought I’d at least comment on my knowledge.
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thank you
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