05-16-2008 01:48 AM - edited 03-15-2019 10:41 AM
Hi All,
Could anybody let me know if running DMA for data collection on a production system is service effecting? Any recommendation from Cisco to run the data collection out of hours?
Thanks a lot.
05-16-2008 03:52 AM
Hi
If you have a multiple server cluster with a dedicated publisher then the impact will be minimized - potentially you may receive slower response from EM logins or CFWDall changes.
DMA installs informix and does a lot of processing, so the recommendation would be to do it out of hours - potential impact is higher than likely impact, so you take your chances!
Hope this helps
Aaron
05-16-2008 04:01 AM
Hi Aaron,
Thanks a lot for the reply. Do you know by any chance if DMA data collection can be started out of hours, paused for the working hours duration and later restarted after working hours without losing the data already collected? Or it must run in one go?
Thanks,
Alex.
05-16-2008 04:20 AM
It's all in one go - you can install it during one maintenance window, then do the export later though.
How many phones/etc do you have in your cluster? Unless your OOH periods are very short it probably won't be an issue.
Aaron
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05-16-2008 04:36 AM
We have got about 3000 phones. Any idea how long it might take to export them with DMA?
Alex.
05-17-2008 08:44 PM
Don't forget you have to reboot after installing DMA.
After hours might be the better time to perform the DMA becasue of people usually CFwdALL to VM before they leave work. It will be captured, especially since you will perform the migration after hours.
How long? A 1000 phone install on a 7835 H1 server for me took about 3 hours. I think that was before I cleared out the CDRs.
Clear out (or backup then delete, whatever) your CAR and CDR records and it will be a LOT faster. Also a lot faster and less troublesome during the install / import.
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