Check the installed WebLM software version. For more information, see Verifying the WebLM software version.
Copy the patch file, feature pack file, or the service pack file to the WebLM server in the /var/WebLMPatch folder.
Note:
If you have older WebLM 10.1.2 OVA (WebLM-10.1.2.0.0-39162-e70-64.ova) deployed, then it is recommended to re-deploy WebLM using the new re-spun OVA (WebLM-10.1.2.0.0-39457-e70-72.ova). For more details about the WebLM 10.1.2 re-spun OVA, see PSN006085u.
If you copy the WebLM patch file in a folder other than /var/WebLMPatch and initiate the patch installation, WebLM stops the patch execution and displays the following message:
Verifying the patch binary.....
The patch bin file needs to be copied under /var/WebLMPatch/ folder.
Procedure
Log in to the WebLM command-line interface with administrator privilege CLI user credentials.
Verify the MD5 checksum of the patch file.
Type WebLMPatchdeploy <absolute path to the WebLM feature pack file>.
For example, WebLMPatchdeploy /var/WebLMPatch/VEWebLM_10.1.x.x_xxx.bin.
WebLM installs the patch file.
To accept the license terms, read the End User License Agreement carefully and type Y.
The patch installation takes about 10–15 minutes to complete. You can view to monitor the WebLM patch progress status from the /var/log/Avaya/WebLM_Patch.log file.
If the installation is successful, the system displays a warning message on the dashboard and on the command line interface to restart WebLM if kernel is updated.
After patch installation is successful, relogin to CLI to check if the updated kernel is running.
Restart the standalone WebLM.
Next Steps
If the patch or service pack installation fails, perform a snapshot restore to go to the previous version of WebLM.
Note:
Modifying the network or management configuration is not recommended before the patch deployment.
