Restoring VM Manager DB - Revision history

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PeterHarding at 04:57, 25 September 2011

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	To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:		To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:

	==1. Restore the Database==		==Drop the Old ovs User==

			$ sqlplus system/password
			SQL> drop user ovs cascade;
			SQL> exit;

			==Restore the Database==

	Restore the Oracle VM Manager OVS database schema. Log into the Oracle		Restore the Oracle VM Manager OVS database schema. Log into the Oracle
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	The ovschema user in the imp command should be replaced with the name of your OVS schema; the default schema name in an Oracle XE install is ovs.		The ovschema user in the imp command should be replaced with the name of your OVS schema; the default schema name in an Oracle XE install is ovs.

	==2. Reinstall the Manager==		==Reinstall the Manager==

	If you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager installation media to perform an install of the software on your server. See Section 3.4, "Installing Oracle VM Manager" for information on how to perform		If you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager installation media to perform an install of the software on your server. See Section 3.4, "Installing Oracle VM Manager" for information on how to perform
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	When the Oracle VM Manager installer prompts for installation information other than passwords, reuse the same usernames for the Oracle Database schema, Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle VM Manager administration user, as set out in the backedup of the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. You must set new passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.		When the Oracle VM Manager installer prompts for installation information other than passwords, reuse the same usernames for the Oracle Database schema, Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle VM Manager administration user, as set out in the backedup of the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. You must set new passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.

	==3. Restart VM Manager==		==Restart VM Manager==

	If you do not need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, restart Oracle VM Manager:		If you do not need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, restart Oracle VM Manager:

PeterHarding at 23:53, 22 September 2011

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	=Restoring Oracle VM Manager=		=Restoring Oracle VM Manager=

PeterHarding: /* 2. Reinstall the Manager */

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2. Reinstall the Manager

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	==2. Reinstall the Manager==		==2. Reinstall the Manager==

	If ~~you~~ you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager		If you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager installation media to perform an install of the software on your server. See Section 3.4, "Installing Oracle VM Manager" for information on how to perform
	installation media to perform an install of the software on your server. See
	Section 3.4, "Installing Oracle VM Manager" for information on how to perform
	the installation.		the installation.

	You should perform the install using the runInstaller.sh --uuid uuid		You should perform the install using the runInstaller.sh --uuid uuid option and provide the UUID from the previous manager installation. The uuid can be located in the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. For example,
	option and provide the UUID from the previous manager installation. The uuid
	can be located in the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. For example,

	# ./runInstaller.sh --uuid 0004FB000000100002CB7F2DFFA8D8		# ./runInstaller.sh --uuid 0004FB000000100002CB7F2DFFA8D8

	When the Oracle VM Manager installer prompts for installation information other		When the Oracle VM Manager installer prompts for installation information other than passwords, reuse the same usernames for the Oracle Database schema, Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle VM Manager administration user, as set out in the backedup of the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. You must set new passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.
	than passwords, reuse the same usernames for the Oracle Database schema, Oracle
	WebLogic Server and Oracle VM Manager administration user, as set out in the
	backedup of the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. You must set new
	passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.

	==3. Restart VM Manager==		==3. Restart VM Manager==

PeterHarding at 09:30, 22 September 2011

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	To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:		To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:

	1.		==1. Restore the Database==

	Restore the Oracle VM Manager OVS database schema. Log into the Oracle		Restore the Oracle VM Manager OVS database schema. Log into the Oracle
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	The ovschema user in the imp command should be replaced with the name of your OVS schema; the default schema name in an Oracle XE install is ovs.		The ovschema user in the imp command should be replaced with the name of your OVS schema; the default schema name in an Oracle XE install is ovs.

	2.		==2. Reinstall the Manager==

	If you you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager		If you you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager
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	passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.		passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.

	3.		==3. Restart VM Manager==

	If you do not need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, restart Oracle VM Manager:		If you do not need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, restart Oracle VM Manager:
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	# /sbin/service ovmm stop		# /sbin/service ovmm stop
	# /sbin/service ovmm start		# /sbin/service ovmm start


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PeterHarding at 09:29, 22 September 2011

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	~~3.8~~ Restoring Oracle VM Manager		=Restoring Oracle VM Manager=
	To restore Oracle VM Manager, and the Oracle VM Manager database schema from a
	backup, you must have performed the steps to back up Oracle VM Manager in Section 3.7, "Backing Up Oracle VM Manager".		To restore Oracle VM Manager, and the Oracle VM Manager database schema from a backup, you must have performed the steps to back up Oracle VM Manager in Section 3.7, "Backing Up Oracle VM Manager".

	To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:		To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:


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3.8 Restoring Oracle VM Manager
To restore Oracle VM Manager, and the Oracle VM Manager database schema from a
backup, you must have performed the steps to back up Oracle VM Manager in Section 3.7, "Backing Up Oracle VM Manager".

To restore Oracle VM Manager from a backup follow these steps:

1.

Restore the Oracle VM Manager OVS database schema. Log into the Oracle
Database to perform the following steps to restore the OVS schema from backup.
Log into the Oracle Database as the sys or system user to create the Oracle VM
Manager administration user:

$ sqlplus system/password
SQL> create user ovs identified by password;
SQL> grant connect, resource to ovs;
SQL> exit;

Import the OVS schema from the backup file:

$ export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/xe
$ export PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$PATH
$ export ORACLE_SID=XE

$ imp ovsschema/password file=/location/ovsbackup.dmp full=y

The ovschema user in the imp command should be replaced with the name of your OVS schema; the default schema name in an Oracle XE install is ovs.

2.

If you you need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, use the Oracle VM Manager
installation media to perform an install of the software on your server. See
Section 3.4, "Installing Oracle VM Manager" for information on how to perform
the installation.

You should perform the install using the runInstaller.sh --uuid uuid
option and provide the UUID from the previous manager installation. The uuid
can be located in the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. For example,

# ./runInstaller.sh --uuid 0004FB000000100002CB7F2DFFA8D8

When the Oracle VM Manager installer prompts for installation information other
than passwords, reuse the same usernames for the Oracle Database schema, Oracle
WebLogic Server and Oracle VM Manager administration user, as set out in the
backedup of the Oracle VM Manager configuration file. You must set new
passwords as the passwords are not backed up and cannot be restored.

3.

If you do not need to reinstall Oracle VM Manager, restart Oracle VM Manager:

# /sbin/service ovmm stop
# /sbin/service ovmm start

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