Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2, Administration Manual

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6 On the ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management server, start all the ZENworks services by using the
following command:
zlm-config --start
7 Synchronize the Data Store with the Object Store. For more information on how to synchronize
the Data Store with the Object Store, see
Section 9.4, “Synchronizing the Object Store and Data
Store,” on page 98 .
9.4 Synchronizing the Object Store and Data
Store
If you've restored either the Object Store or the Data Store from backup, you need to make sure the
two are synchronized. The dbsync.sh utility lets you synchronize the Data Store with the Object
store by removing all devices and bundles that are found in the Data Store but not in the Object
Store.
1 Make sure you are logged in as root to the ZENworks Server.
2 Enter the following command on the command prompt:
dbsync.sh [--force]
The utility has one option, --force or -f. The synchronization operation compares the list of
devices and bundles in the two databases. When you use the --force option, dbsync.sh logs the
GUIDs and names of the devices and bundles found in the Data Store but not in the Object
Store. When you use the --force option, dbsync.sh deletes all devices and bundles that are
found in the Data Store but not in the Object Store.
3 Enter the password to authenticate to the Object Store.
The GUIDs and names of the devices and bundles that are in the Data Store but not in the Object
Store are logged in the
/var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/dbsync-message.log
file.
9.5 Cleaning Up the ZENworks Database
To clean up the ZENworks database, enter the following command at the server console prompt:
zlm_db_cleanup.sh
To troubleshoot any errors encountered while running the database clean-up command, refer to the
/
var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/dbcleanup.log
.