Upgrading GV GUARDIAN
- You must be qualified by Grass Valley Support to do this task. Do not attempt without adequate training.
These steps are for upgrading an existing
installation.
- Transfer the zip file to the GV GUARDIAN VM using WinSCP.
- Put the zip file into the tmp folder. An example of the zip file name is nagios_auto_install-1.x.
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Log in using
the Putty application and do the following:
- Log in as root. Type the following and press Enter. SU
- Enter the following password and press Enter. Administrator password
- Navigate to the tmp folder. Type the following and press Enter. cd /tmp
- Verify you are in the tmp folder and that the files for the update are available. Type the following and press Enter. ls
- Unzip the file. Type the following using the zip file name and press Enter. The following uses an example of a zip file name. tar xzvf nagios_auto_install-1.10.3.tar.gz
- Navigate to the version. Type the following using the zip file name and press Enter. The following uses an example of a zip file name. cd nagios_auto_install-1.10.3
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Start the
installation process. Type the following and press Enter. The following uses variable
indicators for the values you type.
./install.sh -I {ip address} -P {port number} -r {proxy user} -p {proxy password} -s {use https (0/1)} -w {wmi user} -p {wmi pass} -u
- If ip address is not set, proxy information is not added.
- If port number is not set, the default value is 80.
- Proxy user and proxy password are required in combination or not at all.
- If https is not set, the default value is 0.
- If wmi_user and wmi_password are not set, the default values are wmiagent and wmiagent.
- -u is used for update.
A "...complete..." message confirms the process is
successful. This can take up to 15 minutes. Do not attempt to interrupt the process.