Disabling A Server - Cisco CRS-1 - Carrier Routing System Router Administration Manual

Chapter 8 Managing the Cisco CRS System
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Disabling a Server

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Click the Remove Server hyperlink to remove the server.
The system prompts you to confirm the deletion; click OK.
The system removes the node from the cluster. JTAPI and CTI Ports for this node
are removed only if the removed node is a Cisco CRS Engine-enabled node.
Click Update.
To disable or disable a server, complete the following steps:
Procedure
From the CRS Administration menu bar, choose System > Control Center.
The Control Center/Servers summary web page opens.
Select the Component Activation hyperlink.
The Component Activation web page opens.
Select the required server name from the navigation bar.
The component information for that server is displayed.
Click the Disable Server hyperlink to disable the server.
The system prompts you to specify a disable method for the server:
Temporarily. Cisco CRS Node Manager is shut down. This server is still part
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of the cluster. If you reboot the server, the node manager is automatically
enabled.
• Permanently. Cisco CRS Node Manager is shut down and its service type in
Windows services is changed to "Manual" (the default set during system
installation is "Automatic"). This server is still part of the cluster; but the
Node Manager remains in the manual state. If you reboot the server, the Node
Manager continues to remain in the manual state and will not be enabled
automatically. you must explicitly change the default back to "Automatic." To
re-enable the node manager, start the Cisco CRS Node Manager service by
setting service type to Automatic in the Service Control panel, and reboot the
node (see Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Cisco CRS Services, page
Cisco Customer Response Solutions Administration Guide, Release 4.1(1)
Managing the Control Center
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