OSF DCE Administration Guide--Introduction

OSF DCE Administration Guide—Introduction
3. Type y to continue and press <RETURN>.
If you continue, dce_config prompts:
Enter the Cell Administrator’s principal name: (cell_admin)
Type the name of the principal who was defined to be the initial privileged user of
the registry database during the configuration of the master Security server and
press <RETURN>.
The dce_config script prompts:
Enter password:
4. Type the password for the initial privileged user’s account and press <RETURN>.
Note that this password is not displayed as you type it.
The dce_config script deletes the entries in the registry and the CDS namespace
for the machine.
When it completes the unconfigure, dce_config displays the DCE Main Menu.
Note if you are unconfigure a host on that host, the dce_config script will automatically
run the dce_shutdown component script to shutdown all the DCE daemons.
9.4 Removing the Results of a Configuration
The REMOVE function removes the results of a client or server machine configuration.
Before using REMOVE function on a machine, run the UNCONFIGURE function on
that machine.
Remember that each cell requires a master Security server and a CDS server. If you
remove these servers in the process of unconfiguring either a client or server machine,
you must reconfigure them and all client machines for the cell to operate.
The REMOVE function invokes the /etc/dce_shutdown component script. If the any
DCE daemons are running when you run the REMOVE function, the
/etc/dce_shutdown component, will invoke the /etc/dce.clean component script to stop
them. Similarly, if DFS is installed on the machine, the REMOVE function invokes the
/etc/dfs.rm component script and, if necessary, the /etc/dfs.clean component script.
You can invoke these component scripts directly. If you do, be sure to invoke the
.shutdown and .clean scripts before the .rm scripts. (The component scripts are
described in Chapter 10.)
To remove the results of a machine configuration, perform the following steps.
1. At the DCE Main Menu, type 6 and press <RETURN>.
The dce_config script prompts to remind you that the REMOVE function removes
all effects of the last configuration that client machines must be unconfigured
before REMOVE is run.
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