The name of the device that you want to upgrade.

The name of the parent of the device.

For example, CommunicationManager_123.

The device type.

For example, TN board.

The sub type of the device.

For example, TN2302AP.

The IP address of the device.

The release status of the device. The upgrade status can be:

For upgrade:

• : Upgraded successfully

• : Ready for upgrade

• : Pending execution

• : Status unknown

• : Upgrade process paused

• : Nonupgradable

• : Operation failed

The update status of the device. The upgrade status can be:

• : Upgraded successfully

• : Ready for upgrade

• : Pending execution

• : Status unknown

• : Upgrade process paused

• : Nonupgradable

• : Operation failed

The last action performed on the device.

The status of the last action that was performed on the device.

The status of preupgrade check of the device. The options are:

• : Mandatory checks and recommended checks passed

• : Mandatory checks are successful, but recommended checks failed.

• : Mandatory checks and recommended checks failed

  You can click the icon to view the details on the Element Check Status dialog box.

The software release status of the device.

The latest software release to which the device is entitled.

The latest software patch or service pack to which the device is entitled.

The location of the device.

Refreshes the fields that includes the status and version of the device.

Finds if the latest entitled product release is available for a device and displays the report.

Displays the Pre-upgrade Configuration page where you can configure to run the job or schedule the job to run later.

Displays the Upgrade Configuration page where you can configure the details of an upgrade or patch installation.

Displays the Job Schedule page where you can run the upgrade job immediately or schedule it.

Displays the software patches for the element and the operations that you can perform. The operations are: install, activate, uninstall, and rollback.

Displays the Upgrade Configuration page where you configure the custom patch details.

You can then install and commit the custom patch.

Clears the current pending or pause state of applications.

The system displays a message to check if Appliance Virtualization Platform is already installed for the same-server migration. If Appliance Virtualization Platform is already installed, you must cancel the cleanup operation and continue with the upgrade.

If you continue the cleanup, the system clears the states, and you can start the upgrade process again.

Commits the changes that you made.

Resets the system to the previous state.

Resumes the upgrade process after you complete the required configuration. For example, adding the Appliance Virtualization Platform host.

Displays the File Download Manager page with the list of downloaded software required for upgrade or update.

Downloads the Bulk_Import_Spreadsheet_Template.xlsx file on your local computer.

Displays only the elements that you selected for preupgrade or update.