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Chapter 7: Upgrading Version 8 Domains and Tools 6. Choose a Java VM. Choosing an existing JVM will confirm whether it is supported. 7. Click Install and complete the installation. 8. Proceed to “Extracting the 8.0 Domain Manager’s Properties” on page 179. Adding Sonic 8.5 Domain Manager into a Sonic 8.0 Deployment Domain ◆ To upgrade a Sonic Domain 8.0 to 8.5: 1. Start the Sonic 8.0 Domain Manager you want to upgrade. 2. If you have any Sonic Management Consoles running, shut them down. 3. If you are using a fault-tolerant management framework, confirm that the primary and the backup are running, that replication connections are functioning, and that the primary Domain Manager is in the active role. 4. Use the Sonic Installer to point an existing Sonic 8.0 installation location of a primary deployment domain manager. “Installing a Domain Manager” on page 87. 5. Choose Sonic Domain, and then enter your SonicMQ 8.5 deployment license key. Add Sonic ESB, and Sonic BPEL Server 8.5 deployment keys if they are available to you. 6. On the Configure Domain panel, select the Do not configure domain at this time option. The other values on that panel will be ignored, so click Next. 7. Choose a Java VM. Choosing an existing JVM will confirm whether it is supported. 8. Click Install and complete the installation. 9. Proceed to “Extracting the 8.0 Domain Manager’s Properties” on page 179 178 Progress Sonic Installation and Upgrade Guide 8.5
Extracting the 8.0 Domain Manager’s Properties To extract the properties of the 8.0 Domain Manager: Phases of Upgrades from Sonic 8.0 to Sonic 8.5 1. Open a console window to the 8.5_install_root/MQ8.5/bin location. 2. Enter: upgradeProps -url conn -d domain -u user -p pwd -f file -rt secs /ds_path where: ■ -url is a connection URL on the Sonic 8.0 management broker Note ● For a SonicMQ Development or Domain Manager upgrade, the Sonic 8.0 connection URL is in the form protocol://host:port, where a default installation would use tcp://localhost:2506. ● For a Sonic Workbench upgrade, the Sonic 8.0 connection is a direct access to the stopped Directory Service—the installation path to the Directory Service boot file, typically sonic8_install_dir\Containers\Domain1.DomainManagerL/ds.xml. ■ -d is the domain name. The default value is Domain1. ■ -u is an administrative user (typically, Administrator) ■ -p is the administrative user’s password (optional if security is not enabled) (For a Sonic Workbench upgrade, enter the ds.xml password if it is encrypted.) ■ -f is a preferred output file name (default is upgrade.properties) ■ -rt is the number of seconds that the script will wait to invoke a methods on the Directory Service before timing out. (default is 60 seconds) ■ /ds_path is the Directory Service location of the container that hosts the Directory Service in the 8.0 domain (typically, /Containers/DomainManager) The process runs, creating a text file in the 8.5_install_root/MQ8.5/bin folder named upgrade.properties (or the name you specified in the -f parameter) which contains the Version 8 license keys you entered and the explicit file system path to the Domain Manager’s management container. Progress Sonic Installation and Upgrade Guide 8.5 179
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