5: Advanced Configuration

If the BladeManager goes down, you will still have direct access to ports and consoles, but you will need to redefine the devices.

Changing the Database Configuration

Caution: This configuration procedure is for advanced users only.

You can change the default configuration values from the properties file (/var/ apm/apm.properties).

Property Name

Default

If you change the

 

Property

default property value,

 

Value

ensure that . . .

 

 

 

db.apm

apmdb

The system creates a

 

 

corresponding database.

db.apm.user

apm

The system creates a

 

 

corresponding database

 

 

user.

db.apm.pw

apmdb

 

db.apm.max_connectio

10

max_connections in my.cnf

ns

 

file is set to greater or equal

 

 

to

 

 

db.apm.maxconnectiuons

 

 

value.

db.apm.host

localhost

the new host is available on

 

 

the network.

 

 

 

Restoring Your Configuration

If during a configuration upgrade, the system displays an error or failed message, you can check the log file (/var/log/conf-V_[version number]log) and decide whether to restore the original configuration.

For example, if you are upgrading your configuration from V_1.2.1 to 1.3.0, then the log file to check is: /var/log/conf-V_1.3.0.log

To restore the previous configuration:

restconf config.tgz.old

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Cyclades AlterPath BladeManager Changing the Database Configuration, Restoring Your Configuration, Db.apm.maxconnectiuons