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Appliance Upgrade Mechanism (ACS SE Only) 7-30 User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control Server 4.2 Chapter 7 System Configuration: Basic Upgrade packages that apply patches for specific issues—Contact your TAC representative. Step 2 Choose a computer to use as the distribution server. The distribution server must meet the requirements discussed in Distribution Server Requirements, page 7-29. Step 3 If you have acquired the upgrade package in a compressed file format, such as a .zip or .gz: a. If you have not already done so, copy the upgrade package file to a directory on the distribution server. b. Use the appropriate file decompression utility to extract the upgrade package. Tip Consider extracting the upgrade package in a new directory that you create for the contents of the upgrade package. Step 4 If you have acquired the upgrade package on CD, do not insert the CD in a CD-ROM drive until instructed to do so. The CD contains autorun files, and if the distribution server uses Microsoft Windows, the CD-ROM drive can prematurely start the autorun process. Step 5 Transfer the upgrade package to an appliance. For detailed steps, see Transferring an Upgrade Package to an Appliance, page 7-30. The upgrade package is now on the appliance and ready to be applied. Step 6 If the CSA is running on the appliance, disable the CSA. For detailed steps, see Enabling or Disabling CSAgent, page 7-22. Step 7 Apply the upgrade package to the appliance. For detailed steps, see Applying an Upgrade to an Appliance, page 7-33. ACS applies the upgrade and runs using the upgraded software. Step 8 If you want the CSA to protect the appliance, enable it. For detailed steps, see Enabling or Disabling CSAgent, page 7-22. Note System restarts performed during the upgrade do not re-enable CSAgent. Transferring an Upgrade Package to an Appliance Use this procedure to transfer an upgrade package from a distribution server to an appliance. Note After you have performed this procedure, you must still apply the upgrade for it to become effective. For information on applying the upgrade, see Applying an Upgrade to an Appliance, page 7-33. For more general information about the upgrade process, see About Appliance Upgrades and Patches, page 7-28. Before You Begin You must have acquired the upgrade package and selected a distribution server. For more information, see Upgrading an Appliance, page 7-29. OL-14386-02
Chapter 7 System Configuration: Basic OL-14386-02 To transfer an upgrade to your appliance: Appliance Upgrade Mechanism (ACS SE Only) Step 1 If the distribution server uses Solaris, go to Step 2. If the distribution server uses Microsoft Windows: a. If you have acquired the upgrade package on CD, insert the CD in a CD-ROM drive on the distribution server. Tip You can also use a shared CD drive on a different computer. If you do so and autorun is enabled on the shared CD drive, the HTTP server included in the upgrade package starts on the other computer. For example, if computer A and computer B share a CD drive, and you use the CD drive on computer B where autorun is also enabled, the HTTP server starts on computer B. b. If either of the following conditions is true: You have acquired the upgrade package as a compressed file. autorun is not enabled on the CD-ROM drive. Locate the autorun.bat file on the CD or in the directory to which you extracted the compressed upgrade package, and start the autorun. c. The HTTP server starts, messages from autorun.bat appear in a console window, and ACS displays the following two browser windows: Use Appliance Upgrade to enter the appliance hostname or IP address. Use New Desktop to start transfers to other appliances. Step 2 If the distribution server uses Sun Solaris: a. If you have acquired the upgrade package on CD, insert the CD in a CD-ROM drive on the distribution server. b. Locate the autorun.sh file on the CD or in the directory to which you extracted the compressed upgrade package. c. Run autorun.sh. Tip If autorun.sh has insufficient permissions, enter chmod +x autorun.sh and repeat Step c. d. The HTTP server starts, messages from autorun.bat appear in a console window, and the following two browser windows appear: Use Appliance Upgrade to enter the appliance hostname or IP address. Use New Desktop to start transfers to other appliances. Step 3 If no web browser opens after you have run the autorun file, start a web browser on the distribution server and open the following URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080/install/index.html Tip You can access the HTTP server on the distribution server from a web browser on a different computer using the following URL: http://IP address:8080/install/index.html, where IP address is the IP address of the distribution server. Step 4 In the Appliance Upgrade browser window, enter the appliance IP address or hostname in the Enter appliance hostname or IP address box, and click Install. User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control Server 4.2 7-31
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