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5.2.9 Restoring the dashboard function to the state at the time of setup

If you want to restore the dashboard function to the state at the time of setup because of a reason such as an erroneous operation, you can restore the dashboard function on the same machine by using the following procedure:

  1. Perform the unsetup procedure for Navigation Platform.

    For details about the unsetup procedure, see 4.7 Unsetup procedure.

  2. Copy the data that was backed up by the npdatabackup command (back up the environment) to any location on the local disk with the attributes maintained.

  3. Copy the user setup property file (ucnp_setup_user.properties) contained in the data that was copied in step 2 to the following directory:

    Source file:

    backup-data-storage-directory\HNP\conf\ucnp_setup_user.properties

    Target directory:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\conf

    This step is not necessary if you set up Navigation Platform by using the default settings without copying the setup property file to the destination directory.

  4. If you have changed the authenticator password for Active Directory after the backup processing, edit the user setup property file to set the new password in the ucnp.setup.server.ldap.java.naming.security.credentials property.

  5. Execute the npsetup command (setup) to set up Navigation Platform.

    Command path:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\bin\npsetup

  6. If the database size had been extended in the environment during backup processing, execute the npextendrdarea command (extend the database) to extend the database size.

    Command path:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\bin\npextendrdarea

  7. Execute the npstop command (stop) to stop the system.

    Command path:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\bin\npstop

  8. If backups of operation log and audit log have been acquired, place the acquired files in the appropriate log folders.

  9. If a backup of the dashboard server's memory settings has been acquired, restore the dashboard server's memory settings based on the contents of the acquired file.

    For details about how to change the dashboard server's memory settings, see 5.4.4(7) Changing the memory capacity required for the storage service of the dashboard server.

    Tip

    For details about the values specified for the commands, check the jvm.options.npsettings.txt file in the following folder obtained during backup processing.

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\PP\OpenSearch\opensearch\config

  10. If a backup of tasks that execute commands provided by Navigation Platform has been acquired, restore the task settings based on the acquired backup.

  11. Use the npdatarestore command (restore environment) to restore the data for Navigation Platform.

    Command path:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\bin\npdatarestore

  12. Restore the backup User Plugins by referencing the procedure described in 6.6 Applying the files created in the development environment.

    When you reference the procedure described in 6.6 Applying the files created in the development environment, change files created in the development environment to data that was backed up. At the same time and if necessary, also restore the configuration files required by the User Plugins and the linked systems, such as databases.

    Tip

    If the User Plugins' source files are managed by a system other than Navigation Platform, copy the source files from that system.

  13. If the search function is enabled, execute the npupdatesearchdata command (update search data) to apply the most recent Operational Content information to the search data.

    Command path:

    Navigation-Platform-installation-directory\bin\npupdatesearchdata