Upgrading standalone Avaya WebLM

Change history

Last Updated : Mar 13, 2026 |

The following changes have been made to this document since the last issue:


Issue	Date	Summary of changes
9	February 2026	Updated the following sections: Supported servers Supported servers for Avaya Aura applications Software requirements Cloning a Virtual Machine on ASP R6.0.x (KVM on RHEL 8.10) Calculating space for the clone Validating a Virtual Machine Backup (clone)
8	October 2025	Updated the following section: Upgrade sequence for Avaya components
7	June 2025	Updated the following section for R10.1.3.6: Supported ESXi version
6	December 2024	Updated the following sections: Purpose Prerequisites Supported servers Supported servers for Avaya Aura applications Added the following sections: Upgrading RHEL 8.6 to RHEL 8.10 on OVA- based virtual machines Supported footprints of WebLM on KVM Migrating WebLM from VMware to KVM Obtaining existing WebLM details Obtaining existing VMware details Obtaining the license information Shutting down WebLM virtual machine on VMware Installing licences Virtual Machine Backups (clone) as an alternative to snapshots Cloning a Virtual Machine on ASP R6.0.x (KVM on RHEL 8.10) Calculating space for the clone Validating a Virtual Machine Backup (clone) Rolling back using the Virtual Machine Backup (clone)
5	March 2024	Spelling update in multiple topics.
4	January 2024	Updated the section: Supported ESXi version
3	September 2023	Updated the section: Overview
2	August 2023	For Release 10.1.3.1, updated the section: Installing a WebLM patch, feature pack, or service pack
1	February 2023	Release 10.1.2 document.

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