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Chapter 3 Installing the Cisco Global Site Selector 4490
Removing or Replacing a Cisco Global Site Selector 4490
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Cisco Global Site Selector 4490 Hardware Installation Guide
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4. Use the gss disable command to disable the selected GSS 4490 and remove
any existing configuration, including deleting the GSSM database from the
GSS device. This option returns the GSS 4490 to the initial, unenabled state.
For example:
localhost.localdomain# gss disable
localhost.localdomain# shutdown
5. If you are logically removing a GSS or a standby GSSM from the network,
access the primary GSSM graphical user interface and click the Resources
tab.
Note To logically remove the primary GSSM from the network, you must
enable the standby GSSM in the role of the primary GSSM using the gss
enable gssm-primary CLI command. You may then access the newly
assigned primary GSSM and logically remove the GSSM from the
network. Refer to the Cisco Global Site Selector Configuration Guide for
details.
6. Click the Global Site Selectors navigation link. The Global Site Selectors list
page appears.
7. From the Global Site Selectors list, click the Modify GSS icon located to the
left of the GSS device you want to delete. The Modifying GSS details page
appears.
8. Click the Delete icon in the upper right corner of the page. The GSS software
prompts you to confirm your decision to delete the GSS device.
9. Click OK to confirm your decision. You return to the Global Site Selectors
list page with the deleted device removed from the list.
To physically remove a GSS 4490 from your network, follow these steps:
1. Power down the GSS 4490.
2. Disconnect the power cords and network cables.
3. Physically remove the chassis from the rack.