Server Administration
You can use movenode.sh to move a node on a Unix machine. For more information, see the “Script parameters for moving nodes” section.
Example:
SCRIPTDIR/movenode.sh -cms sourceMachine:6409
-username Administrator
-password Password1
-dbdriver mysqldatabasesubsystem
-connect "DSN=Source BOEXI40;UID^=username;PWD=Password1;HOSTNAME=database1;PORT=3306"
-dbkey abc1234
-destcms destinationMachine:6401
-destusername Administrator
-destpassword Password2
-destdbdriver sybasedatabasesubsystem
-destconnect "DSN=Destin BOEXI40;UID=username;PWD=Password2;"
-destdbkey def5678
Related Topics
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Variables
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Script parameters for moving nodes
10.12.7 Script parameters
10.12.7.1 Script parameters for adding, recreating, and deleting nodes
Parameter
-adopt
-cms
Description Example
Recreates the node if it already exists in the CMS.
-adopt
The name and port number of the Central Management Server (CMS).
Caution:
Do not use this parameter if you use
-usetempcms
Note:
You must specify a port number if the
CMS is not running on the default 6400 port.
-cms mycms:6409
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Parameter
-cmsport
-connect
-dbdriver
-dbkey
-name
-noservers
Description Example
• The port number of the CMS when starting a temporary CMS.
Restriction:
You must also use the -usetem pcms
, -dbdriver, -connect, and
-dbkey parameters.
• The port number of the CMS when creating a new CMS.
Restriction:
You must also use the -dbdriver,
-connect
, and -dbkey parameters.
-cmsport 6401
The connection string of the CMS (or the temporary CMS) system database.
Note:
Omit the HOSTNAME and PORT attributes when connecting to DB2, Oracle, SQL
Anywhere, SQL Server, or Sybase databases.
-connect "DSN=BusinessObjects
CMS 140;UID=username;PWD=pass word;HOST
NAME=database;PORT=3306"
The database driver of the CMS.
Accepted values:
• db2databasesubsystem
• maxdbdatabasesubsystem
• mysqldatabasesubsystem
• oracledatabasesubsystem
• sqldatabasesubsystem
• sqlserverdatabasesubsystem
• sybasedatabasesubsystem
• newdbdatabasesubsystem
-dbdriver mysqldatabasesubsystem
The cluster key.
The name of a node.
-dbkey abc1234
-name mynode2
Creates a node without servers.
Note:
The additional -createcms parameter creates a node with a CMS, but no other servers. Omit these parameters to create a node with all of the default servers.
-noservers
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Parameter
-password
-siaport
-username
-usetempcms
Description
The password of the Administrator account.
Example
-password Password1
The port number of the Server Intelligence Agent for the node.
The user name of the Administrator account.
-siaport 6409
-username Administrator
Caution:
Do not use this parameter if you use
-cms
Starts and uses the temporary CMS.
Note:
Use a temporary CMS when your deployment is not running.
-usetempcms
Related Topics
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Adding a node on Windows using a script
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Adding a node on Unix using a script
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Recreating a node on Windows using a script
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Recreating a node on Unix using a script
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Deleting a node on Windows using a script
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Deleting a node on Unix using a script
10.12.7.2 Script parameters for moving nodes
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Parameter
-cms
-cmsport
-connect
Description
The name of the source Central Management Server (CMS).
Caution:
Do not use this parameter if you use
-usetempcms
Note:
You must specify a port number if the
CMS is not running on the default 6400 port.
Example
-cms sourceMachine:6409
• The port number of the CMS when starting a temporary CMS.
Restriction:
You must also use the -usetem pcms
, -dbdriver, -connect, and
-dbkey parameters.
• The port number of the CMS when creating a new CMS.
Restriction:
You must also use the -dbdriver,
-connect
, and -dbkey parameters.
-cmsport 6401
The connection string of the source
CMS (or the temporary CMS) system database.
Note:
Omit the HOSTNAME and PORT attributes when connecting to DB2, Oracle, SQL Anywhere, SQL Server, or
Sybase databases.
-connect "DSN=Source
BOEXI40;UID=username;PWD=pass word;HOST
NAME=database;PORT=3306"
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Parameter
-dbdriver
Description
The database driver of the source
CMS.
Accepted values:
• db2databasesubsystem
• maxdbdatabasesubsystem
• mysqldatabasesubsystem
• oracledatabasesubsystem
• sqldatabasesubsystem
• sqlserverdatabasesubsystem
• sybasedatabasesubsystem
• newdbdatabasesubsystem
Example
-dbdriver mysqldatabasesubsystem
-dbkey
-destcms
The source cluster key.
The name of the destination CMS.
Note:
You must specify a port number if the
CMS is not running on the default 6400 port.
-dbkey abc1234
-destcms destinationMachine:6401
-destconnect
The connection string of the destination
CMS system database.
Note:
Omit the HOSTNAME and PORT attributes when connecting to DB2, Oracle, SQL Anywhere, SQL Server, or
Sybase databases.
-destconnect "DSN=Destin
BOEXI40;UID=username;PWD=pass word;HOST
NAME=database;PORT=3306"
-destdbdriver
The database driver of the destination
CMS.
Accepted values:
• db2databasesubsystem
• maxdbdatabasesubsystem
• mysqldatabasesubsystem
• oracledatabasesubsystem
• sqldatabasesubsystem
• sybasedatabasesubsystem
• newdbdatabasesubsystem
-destdbdriver sybasedatabasesubsystem
-destdbkey
The destination cluster key.
-destdbkey def5678
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