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Updates<br />

The <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>Support</strong> Site page is displayed.<br />

4. Click the desired support option under the following categories.<br />

• Fixes<br />

• Drivers and Downloads<br />

5. Click the product IC level that you want to download.<br />

6. Download the appropriate IC.<br />

7. Move the IC you retrieved from the Unisys <strong>Support</strong> website to the following directory<br />

on the Operations <strong>Server</strong>.<br />

C:\Transfer<br />

8. Follow the instructions included with the IC to install the update.<br />

Updating Firmware using the Master Installation<br />

Manager Update Script<br />

Master Installation Manager Update (MIM-Update) is a script that you run on the<br />

Operations <strong>Server</strong> to install firmware updates to your server. Updates supported by MIM-<br />

Update are distributed as update packages and posted on the Unisys Product <strong>Support</strong><br />

website. The update package is a zip file that contains everything you need to perform the<br />

update of one or more firmware components. Step-by-step update installation<br />

instructions are also provided through either a readme file that is packaged with the<br />

update or a Unisys Technical Information Bulletin (TIB).<br />

To install a MIM-Update package:<br />

1. Download the update zip package from the Unisys Product <strong>Support</strong> website.<br />

2. Extract the contents of the package into C:\Unisys\Installation on the Operations<br />

<strong>Server</strong>.<br />

3. To begin a PowerShell session, click the PowerShell icon on the taskbar of the<br />

Operations <strong>Server</strong>.<br />

4. Enter the command .\MIM-Update.ps1.<br />

MIM-Update guides you through the process of installing the updates to all affected<br />

environments.<br />

You need Administrative privileges to install updates. MIM-Update prompts you to enter<br />

administrator credentials before attempting an update on a target environment. An<br />

attempt is made to use these credentials for all updates in the package. It is possible that<br />

these credentials might not be adequate to perform an update on a target environment. If<br />

this is the case, you are prompted again to enter different credentials.<br />

Some updates require a reboot. These reboots are automatically initiated by MIM-Update<br />

and are generally transparent to you. However, in the case of an update on the Operations<br />

<strong>Server</strong>, you must always restart MIM-Update after reboot so that it can continue the<br />

update process.<br />

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