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MP Server / arssockd -T -I <<Instance Name>> will not stop CMOD

« on: November 08, 2019, 02:17:54 PM »

I'm trying to shutdown CMOD before an offline backup using the command arssockd -T -v -I archive. The command completes with no output and does not stop the arssockd process.

Anyone have this issue on RedHat Linux V7.6 and CMOD V10.1.0.4

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MP Server / Monitor CMOD 9.5 with ECM Dashboard

« on: December 08, 2016, 05:04:36 PM »

Anyone know how to set up ECM Dashboard to monitor CMOD 9.5?

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MP Server / Re: Migration Document stored in CACHE to TSM

« on: January 20, 2016, 01:33:40 PM »

The SID is the same for both nodes.

SID 5017 has  NID 2, NID 3

NID 3 is CACHE only
NID 2 is TSM/cache

I need to move from 3 to 2 in the same Storage Set. I think what I did worked its just looking for the resource files which I did not include in the migration.

Thanks,

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MP Server / Re: Migration Document stored in CACHE to TSM

« on: January 20, 2016, 12:05:47 AM »

Alessandro,

I went through the steps again with the same results once I cleared the cache.
I did not have an entry in the system log showing that the documents have been stored in TSM.
I only see the entry for the initial storage to cache.
I did see one discrepancy in your explanation where you said the value for the SID as 18 and PRI_NID is 18. The SID is most likely going to be a different number than PRI_NID. In my case the SID is 1507 and the NID is 2. Just got a little confused on that.

Once I completed these steps I checked the migr/2 directory and it was no longer there. I assume that is supposed to happen since I ran the arsmaint -m command. Once I expired the cache using arsmaint -c -t 16820(yesterdays unix date) I saw the different icon in the OnDemand Client for the records I was trying to migrate. But got an error saying the server failed while retrieving the document. These are PDF files. Should I have migrated the resource files as well? The cach only node is defined in the same Storage Set as the TSM/cache node and set to Load Data.

I really appreciate your time and help with this. I made a rookie mistake and caused a major issue. This forum has been a great tool for me.


Step 1

Loaded new documents into cache only node.

Step 2

ecmcmt01(archive1)/cache>find /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/retr/FGA -type l -ls | awk '{print $NF}'
/cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/16821/FGA/DOC/417FAA1
/cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/16821/FGA/DOC/417FAAA
/cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/16821/FGA/RES/369

Step 3
mkdir /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE2/migr/2
ln -sf /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/16821/FGA/DOC/417FAA1 /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/migr/2/FGA417FAA1.2.0
ln -sf /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/16821/FGA/DOC/417FAAA /cache/cache1/ARCHIVE1/migr/2/FGA417FAAA.2.0

Step 4

update FGA1 set PRI_NID=2

Step 5

check the retrieval of the documents - successful

Step 6

arsmaint -h archive1 -m

Step 7

check retrieval - success

Step 8

arsmaint -c -t 16820

Step 9

check retrieval - failure but the icon changed in OnDemand Client for the records

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MP Server / Re: Migration Document stored in CACHE to TSM

« on: January 18, 2016, 07:36:45 PM »

Alessandro,

Is there a way you can verify the documents get stored to TSM? I tried your above procedure and after I cleared the cache the documents were not retrievable. I have the same issue. I have two nodes in my storage set. One TSM and one CACHE only. I now need to migrate the cache only docs to TSM before they have to be cleared by the arsmaint daily run.

Thanks for your information and expertise.

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MP Server / Re: Migrating CMOD on AIX to Linux

« on: November 19, 2015, 02:07:48 PM »

Are there any performance hits, support issues, or other draw backs when moving from AIX to Linux?