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Remote Upgrade

Maintenance

7. On the server, select item 6 to transfer the software generic from the server to the client. Before the copy is initiated, the client is checked to ensure it has sufficient disk space to receive and store the copy. The software is downloaded in the client's save area. Do not continue with step 8 until this transfer has completed.

8. After the transfer from the server is complete, on the client, select menu item 2. This will remove the previously installed software generic (and patch, if a patch is installed) and stop all services and protocols. You must perform this step before continuing on to step 9.

Note: After this step has been completed do not quit or exit from the lcsadm command or you will have to manually complete the process as follows:

From the root login prompt on the client execute the following:

#pkgadd -d /var/spool/pkg

Continue with step 10 below.

9. On the client, select menu item 3. This will install the downloaded LCS60 software generic. After this step has been completed successfully you may exit or quit from the lcsadm command.

10. Reboot the client LCS60 using /etc/shutdown -g0-y-i6.

11. On the client, login as root and perform the initsetup procedures as described in Chapter 3.

12. On the client, configure all required protocols and services (using the lcsadm commands) and enter start all from the lcsadm interface's Top directory.

13. On the client, select item 4 from the Remote Upgrade Installation Menu to disable the client from receiving a generic download. Exit lcsadm.

14. On the server, remove the LCS60 Software Installation tape and store it in a safe place. Exit lcsadm.

Note: If the LCS60 software generic is no longer needed, remove it from the server by selecting item 7 under the SERVER Procedures from the Remote Upgrade Installation Menu.

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