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- Changing the Management Server
- Best Practices for Preparing the NNMi Configuration to be Moved
- Moving the NNMi Configuration and Embedded Database
- Moving the NNMi Configuration
- Restoring the NNMi Public Key Certificate
- Changing the IP Address of a Standalone NNMi Management Server
- Changing the Hostname or Domain Name of an NNMi Management Server
- Changing the Oracle Database Instance Connection Information
- Changing the Password that NNMi uses to Connect to the Oracle Database Instance
Restoring the NNMi Public Key Certificate
Caution If the NNMi management server participates in NNMi application failover or is a member of a high availability (HA) cluster, contact your support representative for assistance.
The nnm.keystore
file stores the public key certificate that NNMi uses for encryption. The NNMi installation process creates the nnm.keystore
file and links the certificate in this file to the nms_sec_key
record in the NNMi database (Postgres or Oracle).
If NNMi is subsequently uninstalled, but the Oracle user and database tables for NNMi are not deleted (cascaded delete of the Oracle user) before a subsequent reinstall, the nms_sec_key
entry is not valid for the newly created nnm.keystore
file.
To restore the NNMi public key certificate, complete the following tasks:
Task 1: Determine the Status of KeyManager Service
Task 2: Back up the Current nnm.keystore File
Task 3: Attempt to Locate the Original nnm.keystore File
Task 4: If Available, Restore the Original nnm.keystore File
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