If a poller is not being used to monitor the network, you
can remove the poller from the monitoring system.
About this task
To remove a poller from the monitoring system, deregister
the poller from the command line. The poller is removed from the Monitor
Policy editor.
Complete the following tasks to remove a poller
from the monitoring system.
Procedure
- Before removing the poller, edit each active policy associated
with the poller that you want to remove. From the Monitor
Policy Editor, edit the policies to use another valid poller.
- Stop all running Network Manager processes.
- From the Network Manager server,
run the following command.
ncp_poller -deregister -domain [domain_name] -name [poller_name]
If there are no active policies associated with the poller,
the poller is deregistered. If there are still active policies associated
with the poller, the script does not deregister the poller.
- If there are still active policies associated with the
poller, either assign the policies to another poller, or run the script
again using the
- force
option. If you run the script
using the - force
option, any poll policies associated
with the poller are also deleted.
- Edit the CtrlServices.cfg file to
remove or uncomment the ncp_poller entry for the
poller that you removed.
- Restart the Network Manager processes.