Use the manage-modules.sh restore command to revert modules to their previous version after an update. Type the command for your operating system from the bin directory of your M&R platform installation directory.
manage-modules.sh restore <module_identifier> [ <module_instance> ] [ <version> ]
The manage-modules.sh restore command enables you to revert to the previous version of M&R platform after an update. For UNIX, specify manage-modules.sh restore. For Window, specify manage-modules.cmd restore.
To look up the identifier and module instance name, use the manage-modules.sh list restorable command.
- module_identifier
- The identifier value of the installed module.
- module_instance
-
The unique name of the module. Omit this value if only one instance is installed since the command will use it as the default. If multiple instances exist, specify the instance you want to restore.
The identifier and instance values form a unique key to refer to the module.
- version
- The version number to which the module should be restored. Omit this value if only one previous version exists.
In this Linux example, the following command restores the Collector-Manager from 6.8u5 to 6.8u2. Since only one previous version exists, the
version option is omitted.
<INSTALL_DIR>/bin/manage-modules.sh update collector-manager
In this Windows example, the following command restores the variable-handling-filter from 6.8u5 to 6.8u2. Since only one previous version exists, the
version option is omitted.
<INSTALL_DIR>\bin\manage-modules.cmd restore variable-handling-filter generic-snmp
In this Linux example, the following command restores the frontend-ws to version 6.8u2.
./manage-modules.sh restore frontend-ws apg-ws 6.8 ./manage-modules.sh update mib-browser mymib_browser2
