Re: [Networker] how to delete an existing base enabler?

 Hi!
Use nsrcap. Its only purpose is to add, remove,
upgrade or downgrade licenses while NetWorker is
running.

HTH!

// Matts

 --- Dale Mayes <dmayes AT KIMBALL DOT COM> skrev: > From the
archives (search on "base enabler"):
>
> Make sure you have your current enablers and
> authorization codes
> documented
> some place safe and make a copy of the nsr.res file
> before beginning the
> modification. The nsr.res file is a live file while
> NetWorker is running
> so
> be sure to make the copy after NetWorker is halted.
> These instructions
> are
> tailored for a HP-UX installation (don't know about
> other platforms):
>
> 1) Shutdown the NetWorker Server from the command
> line:
>
>          /sbin/init.d/networker stop
>
>    Make sure all nsr processes have stopped before
> going on to the next
> step.
>
>          ps -ef | grep nsr
>
> 2) Make a copy of the nsr.res file
>
>          cp -p /nsr/res/nsr.res
> /nsr/res/nsr.res_mmddyy.prev
>
> 3) Startup the editor using the command:
>
>          nsradmin -f /nsr/res/nsr.res
>
>    Note: You may need to be in the
> /opt/networker/bin directory unless
> it is
> already in your path.
>
>     a) Enter the command "delete type:NSR license"
>     b) A listing of all the license information
> should be displayed (one
> enabler at a time).
>     c) When prompted with "delete?", reply with
> "yes" when it displays
> the
> base enabler otherwise reply "no" when any other
> enabler is displayed.
>     d) Once you've deleted the base enabler exit the
> editor with the
> command
> "quit".
>
> 4) Restart NetWorker at the command line with:
>
>          /sbin/init.d/networker start
>
> 5) Start up the Administration GUI and connect to
> the Server.
>
>          export DISPLAY=xxxxx:0.0
>          nwadmin&
>
>    Note: You may get some complaint about licensure.
>  Ignore this for
> now.
>
> 6) Go to "Server" menu and select "Registration" and
> add the base
> enabler
> for NetWorker Server (for instance the temporary
> Power Edition enabler
> is
> e9726b-a6153a-e955b3).
>
> 7) To put things back, do the same steps above and
> re-add the legato
> issued
> base enabler and auth code.  Another option is to
> replace the saved copy
> of
> nsr.res with the current one.  However, Be sure to
> only swap out the
> nsr.res
> file while NetWorker is not running.
>
> HTH - Dale
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ty Young [mailto:phillip_young AT I2 DOT COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 10:05 PM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] how to delete an existing base
> enabler?
>
> I'm in the process of migrating all of my existing
> NetWorker servers
> (Solaris 8, running 6.1.1) from their current
> licensing enablers
> ("Enterprise Enabler", something Legato used to hand
> out but no longer
> does) to a "normal" enabler (i.e., Network Edition.)
>
> I'm running into an issue in that the existing base
> enabler (Enterprise)
> can't be deleted via nwadmin or nsradmin before
> creating the new one
> (Network.)
>
> Somebody please tell me that Legato has a better way
> of accomplishing
> this
> than having to re-install NetWorker from scratch...
>
> TIA
> -ty
>
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