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Stop Services on Linux Servers
To prepare for the database backups, stop the services on any Linux Harvester servers that are in your product deployment.
Follow these steps:
- Log in as a user who is a member of the Administrators group.
- Stop the nfa_harvester (CA NFA Harvester) service on each Linux Harvester server.
- Wait 15 minutes for data file processing to complete.
- Stop the following services on each Linux Harvester server:
- mysql51 (NetQoS MySQL51)
- nfa_collpollws (CA NFA Collection and Poller Webservices)
- nfa_dataretention (CA NFA Data Retention)
- nfa_filewebservice (CA NFA File Server) (if upgrading from NFA 9.1.2)
- nfa_mysqlCSE (NetQoS NQMySql51 Custom Storage Engine)
- nfa_poller (CA NFA Poller)
- nfa_proxies (CA NFA DNS/SNMP Proxies)
- nfa_reaper (CA NFA Reaper)
After you stop the services, the Time BIN (.tbn) files are collected and processed within 15 minutes.
- Check the following directory on the NFA console server: <install_path>\Netflow\datafiles\HarvesterWork
When the HarvesterWork folder is empty, you can back up the database.
The services are restarted automatically during the upgrade process.
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