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If you have multiple servers in your site, you can choose to upgrade all servers through the Client software rather<br />

than update each server manually at their physical location. This feature is especially helpful when you have an<br />

enterprise system with up to 100 servers in a site.<br />

Tip: To avoid losing video connection, set up failover connections before you perform an upgrade. This allows<br />

cameras to connect to a secondary or tertiary server when the primary server is required to restart as part of the<br />

upgrade process. For more information, see Failover Connections on page 26.<br />

Tip: After you perform each step in the Site Upgrade dialog box, you can close the dialog box and continue<br />

regular operations. Be aware that cameras will briefly disconnect from the system when the server restarts as<br />

part of the upgrade process.<br />

1. Download the latest version of the Avigilon Control Center Server software or Edge Solution (ES) device<br />

firmware from the Avigilon website: http://www.avigilon.com.<br />

2. In the Client software, log in to the site.<br />

3. In the site Setup tab, click .<br />

The Site Upgrade dialog box is displayed. The dialog box lists all the servers that are in the site.<br />

If the site contains an ES camera or recorder, the Platform column is displayed. The column displays the<br />

device model number to help you identify which upgrade package you should use.<br />

4. In the top-right corner of the dialog box, click Upload.<br />

5. In the Open dialog box, locate the installer that you downloaded from the Avigilon website.<br />

6. In the Confirm Selected Installer dialog box, confirm that you've selected the correct installer then click OK.<br />

The dialog box displays the installer details in the Installer Info area and lists the servers that can be<br />

upgraded by the selected installer.<br />

The new installer is uploaded to one server then distributed to the other affected servers in the site. It<br />

may take several moments before the installer is fully uploaded.<br />

When the installer has been distributed to each server in the system, the Upgrade button is displayed<br />

beside the servers that can be upgraded by the new installer. The button is disabled until the installer has<br />

been distributed to all servers.<br />

7. Click Upgrade beside a server.<br />

a. When the confirmation dialog box is displayed, click OK to allow the server to reboot as part of the<br />

upgrade process.<br />

When the server restarts, it will disappear from the list then reappear after it reconnects with the<br />

system.<br />

To facilitate the failover connections, it is recommended that you wait for each server to complete<br />

the upgrade process before upgrading the next server.<br />

b. Repeat this step for each server in the site.<br />

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