Upgrading WebLM to Release 10.1.2 by using System Manager Solution Deployment Manager

Last Updated : Nov 14, 2022 |

About this task

Use the procedure to upgrade Appliance Virtualization Platform or VMware based WebLM Release 7.x or 8.x to Release 10.1.2 on Avaya Solutions Platform 130 or on VMware.

Note:

For upgrading WebLM from Release 6.x to Release 10.1.2, first upgrade WebLM Release 6.x to 8.1.x, and then upgrade to WebLM Release 10.1.2. You cannot directly upgrade the Release 6.x system to Release 10.1.2 and later. If you upgrade the application directly from Release 6.3.x to Release 10.1.2, the upgrade fails.

Before you begin

Procedure

  1. On the System Manager web console, click Services > Solution Deployment Manager.
  2. In the navigation pane, click Upgrade Management.
  3. Select WebLM, click Pre-Upgrade Actions > Refresh Element(s).
  4. On the next page, click Schedule.

    You can schedule the job now or for a later time.

  5. After refresh is done, select Pre-Upgrade Actions > Analyze.
  6. On the next page, click Schedule.

    You can schedule the job now or for a later time.

  7. After refresh is done, click Pre-Upgrade Actions > Pre-upgrade Check.
  8. On the Pre-upgrade Configuration page, do the following:
    1. Do one of the following:
      • For same server, provide the mandatory parameters along with the same target host information.

      • For different server, provide the mandatory parameters along with different target host information.

      For information about parameters, see Preupgrade Configuration field descriptions.

    2. In the Job Schedule section, click Schedule.

      You can schedule the job now or for a later time.

  9. Select WebLM.
  10. Click Upgrade Actions > Upgrade/Update.
  11. On the Upgrade Configuration page, select the Override preupgrade check check box.

    When you select the check box, the upgrade process continues even when the recommended checks fail in preupgrade check.

  12. To provide the upgrade configuration details, click Edit.
  13. On the Edit Upgrade Configuration page, perform the following:
    1. Do one of the following:
      • For same server, provide the mandatory parameters along with same target host information, latest patch file, and credentials

      • For different server, provide the mandatory parameters along with different target host information, latest patch file, and credentials

      For information about parameters, see Edit Upgrade Configuration field descriptions.

    2. Complete the details, and click Save.
  14. On the Upgrade Configuration page, ensure that the Configuration Status field displays .

    If the field displays , review the information on the Edit Upgrade Configuration page.

  15. Click Save.
  16. To save the configuration, click Save Configuration.

    The update configuration is saved as a job in the Upgrade Jobs Status page.

  17. On the Upgrade Configuration page, click Upgrade.
  18. On the Job Schedule page, click one of the following:
    • Run Immediately: To perform the job.

    • Schedule later: To perform the job at a scheduled time.

  19. Click Schedule.
  20. Click Upgrade.
  21. On the Upgrade Management page, click .

    The Last Action column displays Upgrade, and the Last Action Status column displays .

  22. To Commit or Rollback, do the following:
    1. On the Upgrade Management page, select the element.
    2. Click Upgrade Actions > Commit/Rollback Upgrade.

      The system displays the Job Schedule page.

    3. Select the action to be performed under the Upgrade Action column.
    4. Click Run Immediately to perform the job or click Schedule later to perform the job at a scheduled time.
    5. Click Schedule.

    When you commit the changes, the system deletes the old virtual machine.

    When you rollback, the system deletes the newly created virtual machine and starts the old virtual machine.

  23. To view the upgrade status, perform the following:
    1. In the navigation pane, click Upgrade Job Status.
    2. In Job Type, click Upgrade.
    3. Click the upgrade job that you want to view.

Next Steps

Verify the version of the WebLM to ensure that the upgrade is successful.