HP StorageWorks Fabric Manager 5.x Administrator Guide (AA-RUQSF-TE, September 2005)

36 Installation
• Host2 is running the same version of Fabric Manager that was running on Host1.
• Host2 has the same Fabric Manager license as Host1.
• Fabric Manager installation on Host2 is to be in the same drive and directory as Host1 (for example,
C:\FabricManager).
• If an external executable is used in a Call Home configuration on Host1, it is to be located at the same
drive and directory on Host2.
• Fabric Manager server uses the same ports on Host2 that are used on Host1.
• The user enters the Host2 name/IP address when connecting from the Fabric Manager client.
Follow these steps to copy a Fabric Manager server installation:
1. Perform a fresh install of the Fabric Manager server on Host2 in the same drive and directory as on
Host1 and with the same license level. See ”Installing Fabric Manager server only (for Windows)” on
page 28 or ”Installing Fabric Manager server only (for Solaris)” on page 34 for installation
information.
You may specify XX for the authentication method, switch/domain name, and default port number,
because it is overwritten by the remainder of this procedure.
2. Stop the Fabric Manager client on Host1.
3. Stop the Fabric Manager database server on Host1:
•For Windows: Select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and stop the
Adaptive Server Anywhere service.
•For Solaris: Run stopDBServer.sh.
4. Stop the Fabric Manager server on Host1:
•For Windows: Select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and stop the
FabricManagerServer, FMAPMServer, FMPMServer, and FMFTPServer services.
•For Solaris: Run stopFabricManagerServer.sh.
5. Stop the Fabric Manager database server on Host2:
•For Windows: Select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and stop the
Adaptive Server Anywhere service.
•For Solaris: Run stopDBServer.sh.
6. Stop the Fabric Manager server on Host2:
•For Windows: Select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and stop the
FabricManagerServer, FMAPMServer, FMPMServer, and FMFTPServer services.
•For Solaris: Run stopFabricManagerServer.sh.
7. Delete the fmserver folder. For example, the default from the Fabric Manager server installation on
Host2 is C:\FabricManager\server\server\fmserver.
8. Delete the databases folder. For example, the default from the Fabric Manager server installation on
Host2 is C:\FabricManager\server\db\SYBSsa9\databases.
9. Copy the fmserver folder from the Fabric Manager server installation on Host1 to the same location
on Host2. For example, the default is C:\FabricManager\server\server\fmserver.
10.Copy the databases folder from the Fabric Manager server installation on Host1 to the same location
on Host2. For example, the default is C:\FabricManager\server\db\SYBSsa9\databases.
11.Delete all files displayed under the log folder from the fmserver folder. For example,
C:\FabricManager\server\server\fmserver\log\*.
12.Optional (only if you still want to access the old Fabric Manager server): Start the Fabric Manager
database server on Host1:
•For Windows: Select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and start the
Adaptive Server Anywhere.
•For Solaris: Run startDbServer.sh.