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Chapter 6: Operation
5. Reconfigure the Secondary appliance as the Primary appliance. See: Configure the
Primary Appliance on page 56.
6. Both appliances now indicate that Autosync is
Active.
7. Verify that MobilePlanner can connect to the Fleet IP, that fleet AIV operations resume,
and jobs are processed as scheduled.
Remove a Secondary Appliance from Autosync
You might need to remove a Secondary appliance from an Autosync configuration while main-
taining fleet operations. For example, if the Secondary appliance is generating errors that indic-
ate a potential failure or degraded performance. This operation is less disruptive than
removing a Primary appliance.
IMPORTANT: This procedure assumes that you do not make any changes to
the appliance configuration or to the software and data stored on the appliance.
To remove an Enterprise Manager 2100 Secondary appliance from an Autosync configuration:
1. Verify that fleet operations are normal and job processing is on schedule.
2. Power off the Secondary appliance.
3. The Primary appliance now indicates that Autosync is disabled (it is now a standalone
appliance.)
4. Verify that MobilePlanner can connect to the Fleet IP, that fleet AIV operations resume,
and jobs are processed as scheduled.
To restore a removed Secondary appliance:
1. Verify that fleet operations are normal and job processing is on schedule.
2. If you have removed any network cables, replace them as shown in Figure 5-5.
3. Power on the Secondary appliance. (This should not affect fleet operations or Ethernet
connections to MobilePlanner and AIVs.)
Both appliances now indicate that Autosync is Active.
4. Verify that MobilePlanner can connect to the Fleet IP, that fleet AIV operations resume,
and jobs are processed as scheduled.
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