Difference between revisions of "Cleanup"

Latest revision as of 11:37, 4 August 2023

Introduction

Cleanup is performed to remove any temporary files and Tranzman Agents files. Cleanup is performed only after a successful Post-Assessment Cleanup also removes the ability for rollback. Clean up can only be performed when Appliance state is COMPLETED Clean up is currently only Supported for Same Vendor Migrations.

• Clean up activities should be performed only when the support period is over.

Host Properties Clean-up

• Host properties cleanup will remove the Origin serverentry from bp.conf/registry of all migrated servers.
• Use Tranzman Host Management to update client host properties.

NOTE: Do not use this if the master was demoted.

Component Clean-up

• Removal of Migrated Components from the origin (when doing a split). Can opt to choose to remove or keep migrated components on the Origin.

Tranzman can be used to clean-up everything that has been marked as migrated. NOTE: cannot clean up components when the master is demoted.

• Clean up Origin / Destination Agent will remove temporary files and folders that Tranzman created during the transition.

Uninstalling Tranzman Agent

On Linux

• Identify and kill running TZM processes

   pkill tzm

• If there is no “pkill” command then get a list of processes using

   ps –ef | grep tzm

• kill each one using the “kill” command.

   kill <process> <process> … <process_n>

• If a start/stop script was installed, remove it from the /etc/init.d path or /etc/rc2.d path.
• Finally, remove the agent binaries and temporary files from the install path (default path is used in this example)

   rm –rf /opt/SRL

On Windows

• Identify the agent installation path
• In most cases, agent will be installed on the same path of Backup vendor parent dir to avoid anti-virus scanning issues.

   <BACKUP_INSTALL_PATH>\tzmclnt

• Alternatively check tranzman service properties to identify the path
• Open explorer window and navigate to the Tranzman agent install path
• Double click on the Uninstall.exe application to perform Agent uninstallation.

Tranzman Server Decommissioning

We suggest to decommission the Tranzman VM after successful completion of migration.

• To decommission a Virtual Appliance, simply power-off and delete the virtual machine.
• For a physical system, follow the decommission as like any other server.
• To wipe that data on it, perform a factory reset from the CLISH.
• To re-use the Appliance to perform another migration, it is recommended that a factory reset is performed.

NOTE. It can take a while for the factory reset to complete, and if it is a Virtual Appliance it is recommended to delete and re-install.