Upgrading to NerveCenter 3.7 - Upgrading from NerveCenter 3.6- Removing NerveCenter -
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Removing
NerveCenter
If you prefer, you can remove your existing version of
NerveCenter before upgrading to NerveCenter v3.7. This step is optional. If you
don't want to remove NerveCenter, see .
Caution If you are unsure whether
to uninstall NerveCenter, we recommend that you move all important files to a
safe location and uninstall.
If you don't remove the existing version, you may have old files (for example,
old documentation PDF files that no longer apply, irrelevant Perl DLLs, reports
that are no longer supported, and so on) left over in your NerveCenter
directory. Also, you should back up and remove your log files before
installing.
The following table lists each NerveCenter component and
what happens when you install over an existing version.
What Happens When You Overwrite NerveCenter v
NerveCenter Components
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What Happens When They Are Overwritten
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Administrator
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Client
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OpenView Platform Adapter (for integration with HP OpenView)
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Server
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- The Server and any
associated utilities (such as Trapper) are replaced with the new
versions.
- On Windows, your existing database is preserved. However, you
must upgrade the database before starting the NerveCenter Server. (The
NerveCenter database is not backward-compatible. Once you upgrade it,
you cannot use it with previous versions.
- On UNIX, your data files (.ncdb, .node, and .mib files) are preserved
and upgraded. The install script also makes a backup copy of your
existing database and MIB files and appends "_old" to the file
names of the backup copies.
- Your exported models (MOD files), management information base
files (MIBs), ASN.1 files, and mibcomp.txt files are preserved.
- Your log files are preserved. (You should remove your log files
before installing.)
- Any reports in the BuiltinRPT and CustomRPT subdirectories are
preserved. (The database structure changed between NerveCenter 3.0 and
NerveCenter 3.6. On Windows, the AlarmDef.rpt, Mask.rpt, Model.rpt, and
Poll.rpt reports are no longer supported. However, new downstream alarm
suppression models are shipped with NerveCenter, as well as a runtime
version of Seagate Crystal Reports 6.0.)
- Any SMS files (Windows) with the same names are overwritten.
Any other files are preserved.
- Your user groups and users are preserved.
- Your license key (serial number) is preserved.
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- Mount the NerveCenter v3.7
CD-ROM.
mount -F cdfs -o cdcase
CDROMdevice
localMountpoint
For example,
mount -F cdfs -o cdcase /dev/dsk/c0t2d0
/cdrom
- From the
bin
directory, type one of the following. Then, press
Enter.
./uninst.sh
(Solaris)
./UNINST.SH\;1
(HP)
Your next step is to install NerveCenter v3.7. See: Installing NerveCenter v3.7.
To remove NerveCenter on Windows:
- From the
Start
menu, select Uninstall NerveCenter
.
- Select
OK
when asked whether you are sure you want to
remove NerveCenter.
- When the Remove Programs From Your Computer dialog
box is displayed, select
OK
.
- If UnInstallShield was not able to remove all of the
files, open the NerveCenter directory and evaluate whether you want to
keep the files.
- If you had a SQL database, do the following on SQL
Server: delete or clear the SQL database, delete the data and log devices
used with the database, and delete the files used by the data and log
devices.
Your next step is to install NerveCenter v3.7. See: Installing NerveCenter v3.7.