NEC 320Fc - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Notice
  • Page 3 – Contents; Preface
  • Page 4 – Performing the Upgrade
  • Page 5 – Verifying the Status of Installed Software; Glossary
  • Page 6 – Figures
  • Page 7 – Tables
  • Page 9 – Purpose of This Manual; Active Upgrade Help; Fc; Audience; Fc; Notation Conventions
  • Page 11 – Getting Help; Online support from NEC Technical Support.; Online product support for Microsoft; Microsoft Help and Support Web site; Notices
  • Page 13 – Chapter 1; Features; Active Upgrade technology allows you to do the following:
  • Page 14 – before; “Overview of the Active Upgrade Process”; Overview of the Active Upgrade Process; split mode
  • Page 15 – Mirror
  • Page 16 – “Software Upgrade Support” on
  • Page 17 – commit; overwriting
  • Page 18 – upgraded software, there is no additional downtime.; Related Topics; “Aborting the Active Upgrade Process”; Aborting the Active Upgrade Process; point up until you commit the upgrade.
  • Page 19 – the unwanted Upgrade Side system disk and; “Active Upgrade State Model”
  • Page 20 – Active Upgrade State Model; The state model in
  • Page 21 – N O T E
  • Page 23 – Chapter 2; Software Upgrade Support
  • Page 24 – System Prerequisites; systems
  • Page 25 – C A U T I O N
  • Page 26 – cannot
  • Page 27 – Recommendations; “Configuring Windows Firewall; Primary; enclosure in
  • Page 28 – Managing Critical Applications During the Upgrade Process; without; restarting the operating system.
  • Page 29 – Application Services
  • Page 30 – n the RDR Utility
  • Page 31 – Installing the Active Upgrade Software; ftSY
  • Page 32 – Configuring Windows Firewall for the Active Upgrade Process; “Connecting to the Desktop on the Upgrade Side” on page 4-6
  • Page 33 – Configuring the Active Upgrade Process
  • Page 34 – To set the enclosure with A-side power as primary.
  • Page 35 – Sun Microsystems JavaTM Runtime Environment Version 5.0; Installing Java Runtime Environment; The following IP addresses must be configured in VTM.; Configuring IP address in Virtual Technician Module (VTM); VTMNETConfig.vbs file by clicking; Edit; after right-clicking the; Changing VTM IP address
  • Page 36 – Command Prompt; Configuring the VTM IP address
  • Page 37 – Gathering Information
  • Page 38 – Table 2-1. Active Upgrade Process Worksheet
  • Page 39 – “Software Upgrade Support” on page 2-1
  • Page 40 – Copying Software Installation Packages to the System; you split the system.; Configuring Windows Automatic Updates; you split the
  • Page 41 – Figure 2-2. Automatic Updates Control Panel
  • Page 42 – Figure 2-3. Automatic Updates Icon in System Tray
  • Page 43 – Starting and Exiting the Active Upgrade Console; Active Upgrade; “Understanding the Active Upgrade Console Interface”
  • Page 44 – Understanding the Active Upgrade Console Interface; The Active Upgrade console window (; “Starting and Exiting the Active Upgrade Console”; Title Bar
  • Page 45 – Start; Navigation Bar; Configuration
  • Page 47 – main window
  • Page 48 – These links have the following purposes:; Remote KVM; — Allows you to establish an Advanced Video Redirection session; Remote Desktop; — Allows you to establish a Remote Desktop Connection; Main Window; configuration file
  • Page 49 – you to track the progress and success of the upgrade process.; Status Bar; ), which is located at the bottom of the Active Upgrade
  • Page 50 – “Viewing Active
  • Page 51 – Chapter 3; Creating and Managing Configuration Files; In addition, you can
  • Page 52 – Creating a Configuration File; dialog box, specify a file name for the new file.; Disk
  • Page 53 – Loading a Configuration File; Edit Configuration
  • Page 54 – Editing an Existing Configuration File; Disk Selection; “Creating and Managing Configuration Files” on page 3-1; Performing an Upgrade with No Configuration File; prerequisites
  • Page 55 – Saving a Configuration File; Selecting Disks to Upgrade
  • Page 56 – system disk
  • Page 57 – “System Prerequisites” on page 2-2; Selecting Other Configurations to Include; child
  • Page 58 – To call a child configuration file into the current file; save the configuration file; Next
  • Page 59 – Selecting Application Services to Control
  • Page 60 – “Configuring Custom Actions” on page 3-12; Selecting Event Log Files to Back Up; Table 3-2. Selection of Application Services
  • Page 62 – Configuring Custom Actions; “Selecting Event Log Files to Back; Custom Actions; “Executing Visual Basic Scripts and Other Types of Executable
  • Page 63 – “Programming Notes for Custom
  • Page 64 – Advanced
  • Page 65 – Programming Notes for Custom Actions
  • Page 66 – “Programming Notes for Custom Actions” on page 3-15; Using Active Upgrade Environment Variables; You can optionally use the environment variables specified in; Arguments; for the custom action on the; Custom; Table 3-5. Environment Variables for Custom Actions
  • Page 68 – “Configuring Custom Actions” on
  • Page 69 – Providing a Description for a Configuration File; Displaying the Upgrade Summary
  • Page 70 – If applicable, you can also
  • Page 71 – Chapter 4; Performing a Readiness Check
  • Page 72 – Split; “Splitting the System”; Retry; Icon
  • Page 73 – Splitting the System
  • Page 74 – console for your
  • Page 75 – Managing Upgrade Tasks on the Upgrade Side; on the Upgrade Side
  • Page 76 – If necessary, you can also completely; You can access the Upgrade Side using one of two methods:
  • Page 77 – Figure 4-1. Links for Connecting to Upgrade Side; ftSYS
  • Page 80 – If you are using Windows Automatic Updates, and you previously
  • Page 84 – Managing Your Applications on the Production Side; you must avoid doing any of the following on the; Installing or upgrading software.; “Managing Upgrade Tasks on the Upgrade Side” on page 4-5
  • Page 85 – Verifying the Upgrade Side Before Merging the System; Merging the System
  • Page 86 – abort the upgrade
  • Page 87 – Verifying the Upgrade Side Before Committing the Upgrade; External storage; aborting the upgrade while the system is in merge mode incurs
  • Page 88 – “Viewing Active Upgrade Process Status” on page 4-21; Committing the Upgrade; “Finishing the Upgrade” on page 4-20
  • Page 89 – Troubleshooting; Aborting the Upgrade
  • Page 90 – Finishing the Upgrade
  • Page 91 – Viewing Active Upgrade Process Status; Activity Log
  • Page 92 – ) in the system tray to open the remote activity log (
  • Page 94 – Previous; “Saving the; “Status Bar”
  • Page 95 – Hardware State
  • Page 96 – describes the possible operational states.
  • Page 97 – “Activity Log” on page 4-21
  • Page 99 – Chapter 5; Saving the Activity Log to a File; in the shortcut menu.
  • Page 100 – Verifying the Status of Application Services
  • Page 101 – “Selecting Application Services to Control” on page 3-9; Add or Remove Programs
  • Page 102 – Figure 5-2. Add or Remove Programs Control Panel; Show updates; “Running Software Installation Programs” on page 4-10
  • Page 103 – Verifying If RDR Disks Are Resynchronizing; “Selecting Disks to Upgrade” on; RDR Utility; Click
  • Page 104 – General Problems and Solutions; embedded
  • Page 105 – System
  • Page 106 – describes some common problems with custom actions.
  • Page 107 – Broken; Action
  • Page 109 – Active Upgrade technology; application service
  • Page 110 – nesting; critical system resource; Production Side; element
  • Page 111 – enclosure; executable file; custom; installation program
  • Page 114 – Upgrade Side; volume
  • Page 115 – Index
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456-01720-000

Express5800/320

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Summary

Page 2 - Notice

Manual Name: Express5800/320 Fc : Active Upgrade™ User’s Guide Part Number: 456-01720-000 Express5800/320 Fc Software Release Number: 5.0.1391 Publication Date: August 2007 NEC Corporation of America 10850 Gold Center Drive, Suite 200Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 © 200 7 NEC Corporation of America . All ...

Page 3 - Contents; Preface

Contents iii Contents Preface vii 1. Overview 1-1 1 - 1 s e r u t a e F 2 - 1 s s e c o r P e d a r g p U e v it c A e h t f o w e i v r e v O 6 - 1 s s e c o r P e d a r g p U e v it c A e h t g n it r o b A 8 - 1 l e d o M e t a t S e d a r g p U e v it c A 2. Preparing for the Active Upgrade Proc...

Page 4 - Performing the Upgrade

Contents iv Express5800/320 Fc : Active Upgrade™ User’s Guide Creating a Configuration File 3-2 Loading a Configuration File 3-3 Editing an Existing Configuration File 3-4 Performing an Upgrade with No Configuration File 3-4 Saving a Configuration File 3-5 Selecting Disks to Upgrade 3-5 Selecting Ot...

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