Sun Fire B100x Blade Server
 

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Purpose

 This article contains two procedures for deleting a farm created using Control Center GUI. If the first procedure does not work, try the fix, and then the second procedure

Troubleshooting Steps

Steps to Follow

PROCEDURE ONE

To delete a farm, follow these steps:

1) Deactivate the farm using: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -df <farmid>

2) Verify any requests in the queue using this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/request -l

3) Delete requests that are queued using this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/request -d <requestid>

4) If the above command completes, deactivate the farm with: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -d <farmid>

5) Delete a farm using "f" option to force the deletion: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -D <farmid>

THE FIX

1) Delete unwanted requests that are queued using this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/request -d <requestid>

2) Edit the property file /etc/opt/terraspring/tspr.properties for the object. The default value for this object is true. Edit the object as shown: com.terraspring.cs.fm.FM.scrubbing=false

3) Save the property file.

PROCEDURE TWO

To deactivate and delete the farm, follow these steps:

1) To get the farm id for the one you want to delete, use this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -l will get you the farm id

2) To deactivate the farm, use this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -d <farmid>

3) To delete the farm, use this command: #/opt/terraspring/sbin/farm -D <farmid>

4) Edit the property file so that the object has its default value - TRUE: com.terraspring.cs.fm.FM.scrubbing=true

deleting farm, N1, provisioning server software
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