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Supercluster Procedures Superclustering
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8 Log back in and verify that the Supercluster Status pane of the
Dashboard shows the correct number of servers and clusters, and there
are no warnings.
9 Go to Network > DMAs, verify that the status of each DMA cluster is
Superclustered, and reassign territory responsibilities as needed.
To remove a cluster from the supercluster
1 Make sure that there are no calls on the cluster, and that all of its MCUs
are out of service. See “MCU Procedures” on page 149.
2 Reassign all of the cluster’s territory responsibilities to a different cluster.
3 Go to Network > DMAs. In the list, select the cluster you want to remove.
4 In the Actions list, select Remove from Supercluster.
5 When asked to confirm that you want to remove the cluster, click Yes.
The selected cluster is removed from the supercluster. A dialog box
informs you when the process is complete. If the cluster you removed is
the one you’re logged into, it logs you out and restarts.
6 Click OK to log out immediately, or simply wait.
7 Log into the system you removed and verify on the Supercluster Status
pane of the Dashboard that the system is no longer superclustered.
See also:
“About Superclustering” on page 227
“DMAs” on page 229
“Join Supercluster Dialog Box” on page 232
Note
If possible, remove a cluster only while its server or servers are on line. If you must
remove a cluster while one or both servers are off line, be aware that an offline
server may be in an inconsistent state when it’s brought back on line. If this occurs,
the system attempts to auto-correct the situation. But if the auto-correction steps
fail, the only supported procedure for fixing a server in this state is to re-install it
from media.
Note
You may need to restart your browser or flush your browser cache in order to log
back into the system.