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.Upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package on WindowsIf you have a previous version of the DataFabric Manager server running on your system, you canupgrade to the Standard edition of the server by installing the OnCommand Core Package.Before you begin" The system that you use for your Core Package installation must belong to a domain rather than aworkgroup." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Core Package." You must have the following items:" DataFabric Manager server license key" Credentials for network access" The IP address of the server on which you are installing the software" Directory path where you want to install, if different from the default locationIf you are upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package while also migrating to a new system,it is recommended that you use the original DataFabric Manager server installation path toavoid errors caused by path setting option changes for DataFabric Manager server databases.For example, if the original installation path is C:\Program Files (x86)\NetApp\DataFabric Manager, use that and not the new default path C:\Program Files\NetApp\DataFabric Manager.About this taskYou can only upgrade to the Standard edition of the DataFabric Manager server.The installation software automatically detects and stops any DataFabric Manager server servicesthat are running on the system.Steps1.Start the Core Package installation wizard. 90 | OnCommand Installation and Setup Guide2.Review and accept the license and AutoSupport agreements.You cannot install the Core Package unless you accept the license agreement.3.Accept the default installation location or enter the folder location where you want to install thesoftware.4.When prompted, confirm if you want the database backed up.Backing up the database can take several minutes to many hours, depending on the size of yourdatabase.Attention: If you do not back up the database, you will lose your data.5.Review the summary screen and consider whether you want to make changes before completingthe install process, then click Install.6.When the Installation Complete screen appears, click Next to continue.7.Click Finish to close the wizard.After you finish" When you finish installing the Core Package, you can install the Host Package and use theconfiguration wizard to configure a host service." You should clear the browser cache before you first launch the OnCommand console and whenupgrading to a new version of the software.Related tasksDownloading the OnCommand Core Package on page 41Installing the OnCommand Core Package on Windows on page 42Determining whether a storage system belongs to a workgroup or a domain on page 79Upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package on LinuxIf you have a previous version of the DataFabric Manager server running on your system, you canupgrade to the Standard edition of the server by installing the OnCommand Core Package.Before you begin" If you have a large database, you might prefer to back it up prior to starting the setup wizard." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Core Package." You must have the following items:" DataFabric Manager server license key" Credentials for network access Upgrading to the OnCommand Core and Host Packages | 91" The IP address of the server on which you are installing the software" Directory path where you want to install, if different from the default locationAbout this taskThe installation software automatically detects and stops any DataFabric Manager server servicesthat are running on the system.Step1.To upgrade OnCommand Core Package on your Linux system, run the setup file:" For 32-bit systems, choose occore-setup-5-0-linux.sh" For 64-bit systems, choose occore-setup-5-0-linux-x64.shThe installation begins.Related tasksDownloading the OnCommand Core Package on page 41Installing the OnCommand Core Package on Linux on page 44Upgrading to the OnCommand Host Package in a VMwareenvironmentWhen you upgrade to the OnCommand Host Package from a previous version of SnapManager forVirtual Infrastructure (SMVI), the DataFabric Manager server uses a host service to discover andmonitor virtual objects such as virtual machines or datastores for the Backup and Recoverycapability.You do not need to connect to the DataFabric Manager server if you are upgrading from aprevious version of Virtual Storage Console (VSC) or the Rapid Cloning Utility (RCU).Before you begin" The system that you use for your Host Package installation must belong to a domain rather than aworkgroup." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Host Package." The DNS name of the Windows computer on which you are installing the Host Package mustmatch the actual computer name and the computer name cannot be more than 15 characters." You must back up the smvi.override file from the previous installation directory if you areupgrading from SMVI 1.x, SMVI 2.x, or VSC 2.0 to OnCommand." The Windows firewall must be set to allow exceptions." You must stop the Server Manager administrative tool on Windows 2008 systems." If there is an existing VSC 2.x installation on a different system but registered to the samevCenter Server, an error message appears that the VSC software is already registered. 92 | OnCommand Installation and Setup GuideYou must stop the OnCommand Plug-in for VMware or NetApp vSphere Plugin Frameworkservice by opening the Services dialog box via the Windows start menu." You must stop any service or process that is using the same Java Runtime Environment (JRE)that is installed with the Host Package." VSC 1.x, RCU, and SMVI extensions must be uninstalled from the vCenter Server [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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.Upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package on WindowsIf you have a previous version of the DataFabric Manager server running on your system, you canupgrade to the Standard edition of the server by installing the OnCommand Core Package.Before you begin" The system that you use for your Core Package installation must belong to a domain rather than aworkgroup." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Core Package." You must have the following items:" DataFabric Manager server license key" Credentials for network access" The IP address of the server on which you are installing the software" Directory path where you want to install, if different from the default locationIf you are upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package while also migrating to a new system,it is recommended that you use the original DataFabric Manager server installation path toavoid errors caused by path setting option changes for DataFabric Manager server databases.For example, if the original installation path is C:\Program Files (x86)\NetApp\DataFabric Manager, use that and not the new default path C:\Program Files\NetApp\DataFabric Manager.About this taskYou can only upgrade to the Standard edition of the DataFabric Manager server.The installation software automatically detects and stops any DataFabric Manager server servicesthat are running on the system.Steps1.Start the Core Package installation wizard. 90 | OnCommand Installation and Setup Guide2.Review and accept the license and AutoSupport agreements.You cannot install the Core Package unless you accept the license agreement.3.Accept the default installation location or enter the folder location where you want to install thesoftware.4.When prompted, confirm if you want the database backed up.Backing up the database can take several minutes to many hours, depending on the size of yourdatabase.Attention: If you do not back up the database, you will lose your data.5.Review the summary screen and consider whether you want to make changes before completingthe install process, then click Install.6.When the Installation Complete screen appears, click Next to continue.7.Click Finish to close the wizard.After you finish" When you finish installing the Core Package, you can install the Host Package and use theconfiguration wizard to configure a host service." You should clear the browser cache before you first launch the OnCommand console and whenupgrading to a new version of the software.Related tasksDownloading the OnCommand Core Package on page 41Installing the OnCommand Core Package on Windows on page 42Determining whether a storage system belongs to a workgroup or a domain on page 79Upgrading to the OnCommand Core Package on LinuxIf you have a previous version of the DataFabric Manager server running on your system, you canupgrade to the Standard edition of the server by installing the OnCommand Core Package.Before you begin" If you have a large database, you might prefer to back it up prior to starting the setup wizard." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Core Package." You must have the following items:" DataFabric Manager server license key" Credentials for network access Upgrading to the OnCommand Core and Host Packages | 91" The IP address of the server on which you are installing the software" Directory path where you want to install, if different from the default locationAbout this taskThe installation software automatically detects and stops any DataFabric Manager server servicesthat are running on the system.Step1.To upgrade OnCommand Core Package on your Linux system, run the setup file:" For 32-bit systems, choose occore-setup-5-0-linux.sh" For 64-bit systems, choose occore-setup-5-0-linux-x64.shThe installation begins.Related tasksDownloading the OnCommand Core Package on page 41Installing the OnCommand Core Package on Linux on page 44Upgrading to the OnCommand Host Package in a VMwareenvironmentWhen you upgrade to the OnCommand Host Package from a previous version of SnapManager forVirtual Infrastructure (SMVI), the DataFabric Manager server uses a host service to discover andmonitor virtual objects such as virtual machines or datastores for the Backup and Recoverycapability.You do not need to connect to the DataFabric Manager server if you are upgrading from aprevious version of Virtual Storage Console (VSC) or the Rapid Cloning Utility (RCU).Before you begin" The system that you use for your Host Package installation must belong to a domain rather than aworkgroup." You must have administrator privileges for the Windows computer on which you are installingthe Host Package." The DNS name of the Windows computer on which you are installing the Host Package mustmatch the actual computer name and the computer name cannot be more than 15 characters." You must back up the smvi.override file from the previous installation directory if you areupgrading from SMVI 1.x, SMVI 2.x, or VSC 2.0 to OnCommand." The Windows firewall must be set to allow exceptions." You must stop the Server Manager administrative tool on Windows 2008 systems." If there is an existing VSC 2.x installation on a different system but registered to the samevCenter Server, an error message appears that the VSC software is already registered. 92 | OnCommand Installation and Setup GuideYou must stop the OnCommand Plug-in for VMware or NetApp vSphere Plugin Frameworkservice by opening the Services dialog box via the Windows start menu." You must stop any service or process that is using the same Java Runtime Environment (JRE)that is installed with the Host Package." VSC 1.x, RCU, and SMVI extensions must be uninstalled from the vCenter Server [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]