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Preparing for the Active Upgrade Process 2-1

Chapter 2

Preparing for the Active Upgrade

Process

Preparing for the Active Upgrade process involves the following tasks:

• Learning about the types of upgrades that the Active Upgrade process supports.

• Learning about the prerequisites and recommendations for your

Express5800/320Ma system.

• Learning how the Active Upgrade console can control your critical applications.

• Performing pre-upgrade tasks on your system, such as:

• Installing the Active Upgrade console.

• Configuring Windows Firewall for the Active Upgrade process.

• Configuring a UPS-protected system for the Active Upgrade process.

• Gathering information about your system.

• Copying any software installation packages to the system before the upgrade

starts.

• Configuring Microsoft Windows Automatic Updates.

• Starting the Active Upgrade console.

• Understanding the Active Upgrade console.

Software Upgrade Support

Active Upgrade technology currently supports the installation of high-priority updates

(also known as hotfixes) for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system. It

also supports the installation or upgrade of application software that meets the

following criteria:

• The application’s executable files, configuration files, and temporary files (for

example, cache files) reside on internal system disks that are mirrored with RDR.

• The application’s persistent data files reside on separate data disks, either internal

or external. (Data volumes that reside on the same physical disk as a system

volume are not supported.)

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