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1. Bundled Software for the Server
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Chapter 2 Installing Bundled Software
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Providing a Description for a Configuration File
Use the
Description
page to specify a title and comments for your configuration file.
These items appear on the
Other Configurations
page, the
Upgrade Summary
page, and in the
Locate
Configuration File
dialog box when you are selecting a configuration file to load or edit.
Type a brief summary next to
Title
, and type additional details next to
Comments
.
When you have finished providing a description for the configuration file, you can click
Next
to proceed with the
next configuration step.
(a) Displaying the Upgrade Summary
When you finish creating a new configuration file, or when you load or edit an existing configuration file, you can
display a summary of the upgrade configuration that the file contains.
To display the upgrade summary, click
Upgrade Summary
in the navigation bar of the Active Upgrade Console.
The summary window displays information including:
•
Configuration file name, title and description
•
The IP address to add to the upgrading system
•
Disks you selected for the upgrade
•
Other configuration files called by the current file
•
Application services to launch and exit
•
Custom actions to run
•
Event log files to back up
If applicable, you can also save the current configuration file from the
Upgrade Summary
page.
When you are finished viewing the Upgrade Summary, and, if necessary, saving the configuration file, you can
click
Next
to proceed with the Active Upgrade process.
If you have changed your configuration file since you last saved it, the Active Upgrade Console displays a
message indicating that you should save the file. To save the file, click
Yes
, otherwise click
No
or
Cancel
.
In the next step, the Active Upgrade Console runs a readiness check to verify that your system meets the
prerequisites for upgrade. If necessary, you can abort the process before you split the system (or at the split
mode or the merge mode until you commit the upgrade).