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Ericsson MD110 BC12 removal of LPU5 duplication

stlevel (TechnicalUser)
4 Apr 12 15:27
I have a 3 mag Md110 BC12, it has 2 x LPU5's, one in mag 0 one in mag1. i am trying to reduce the system down to a single mag. I have emded all of the boards in mag 2 and mag 1 apart from the LPU5. Does anyone know how to removed the dupilcation (the 2nd LPU5) so i can remove mags 1&2.

LIMSwitch (TechnicalUser)
4 Apr 12 15:38
Hi,
i think you can do it in this way.

1. Block Standby side
dcbli:lim=X,CSSIde=A or B; (A=MAG0, B=MAG1)
2. End duplicated control system
dcsye:lim=X,csside=A or B;

Then remove Unit DCSH and DCSP.

Good luck
LS
ceejay55 (TechnicalUser)
7 Apr 12 1:43
Why remove the program units? They will not cause any issue
LIMSwitch (TechnicalUser)
11 Apr 12 10:40
Why not, does it cause anything?
They are not needed anymore...

What happens when you dump the system?
Does the system try to dump the system standby-side?

I'm not really sure.
This is the way i did it in the past, if you know a better way. Do it.
 
parnum (TechnicalUser)
11 Apr 12 17:16
there is no reason to remove or leave the units, they are not used and they cause no problem in the system if no duplication.

you dump the live LPU info always, a standby LPU loads from a live LPU which has loaded  from the backup. If there is no standby anymore, nothing happens after the LPU is loaded and system is live.

you are removing the lims, but in lim 1 you still have duplicated LPU? then you need the units in Lim 1. You will remove the units in the lims you end, as they do not exist anymore.

best parnum

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