In the event of necessary maintenance or troubleshooting on the BlueCat DNS/DHCP
Server appliance, you should perform the following steps to shutdown the Gateway
service.
To disable Gateway Service:
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Stop the Gateway container:
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Select the Servers tab in the sidebar, then
select Servers.
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Select the name of a server.
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Select the Services tab.
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Under Core services, locate the Gateway
service panel.
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Select .
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Disable the Gateway service and optionally remove image and volumes/bind
mounts.
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From the Gateway service panel, select Edit
service.
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(Optional) Select the Delete image on disable
checkbox. If disabling Gateway Service for BDDS maintenance, do not
remove the image. BlueCat recommends removing the image only as
part of a container upgrade or if you intentionally want to delete the
image from the BDDS appliance.
Attention: Removing the image deletes the image from the
BDDS permanently. This is an irrevocable step.
- If you remove the image by mistake, you can recover it by
re-enabling Gateway Service and pulling the same image tag
from the same repository.
- If you uploaded the image through the Address Manager UI,
you will need to re-upload the image.
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(Optional) Select the Delete mount point on
disable checkbox to remove unused local volumes and the
mounted data and logs directories. If disabling Gateway service for BDDS
maintenance, do not remove the volumes and bind mounts. Leaving the bind
mounts on the BDDS ensures that the Gateway data and logs persist during
maintenance and upgrading. BlueCat recommends selecting this option
only if you intentionally want to delete the mounted data and
logs directories from the BDDS appliance.
Attention: If you select Delete mount point on
disable the mounted data and logs directories will
be deleted from the DNS/DHCP Server permanently. This is an
irrevocable step.
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Deselect the Enabled checkbox.
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Select Save.
Allow some time for the configuration to register, after
which Address Manager will redirect you to the server Services
tab.