Restoring Ca Certificates; Deleting Objects From The Edirectory Configuration Store - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP1 - ADMINISTRATION Manual

7 Open Partitions > Root, select the server, and verify that the replica is the master replica.
8 Run again with
ndsrepair
9 Click Partitions > Root, then select the name of the failed primary server.
10 From the menu, click Partitions > Replica Rings > Remove Server From Ring.
11 Enter the DN of the admin user in leading dot notation. For example:
.admin.novell
12 Continue with
Section 6.7.3, "Restoring CA Certificates," on page

6.7.3 Restoring CA Certificates

The following steps are performed on the machine that you are promoting to be a primary console.
1 Copy your most recent Administration Console backup files to your new primary
Administration Console.
2 Change to the backup
Linux:
/opt/novell/devman/bin
Windows:
C:\Program Files\Novell\bin
3 Edit the backup properties file.
3a Open the file that on Linux is a script file, and on Windows is a properties file:
Linux:
defbkparm.sh
Windows:
defbkparm.properties
3b Change the IP_Address parameter from the IP address of the failed primary console to the
IP address of the secondary console.
3c Save the file
4 Run the certificate restore script:
Linux:
sh aminst-certs.sh
Windows:
aminst-certs.bat
5 When prompted, enter the location of the backup files.
6 Continue with
Section 6.7.4, "Deleting Objects from the eDirectory Configuration Store," on
page 97.

6.7.4 Deleting Objects from the eDirectory Configuration Store

Several objects representing the failed primary Administration Console in the configuration store
must be deleted.
1 Log in to the new Administration Console, then click Auditing > Troubleshooting.
2 In the Other Known Device Manager Servers section, select the old primary Administration
Console, then click Remove.
in the Parameters box.
-A
directory:
bin
97.
Troubleshooting the Administration Console 97