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.
Log in using the Putty application and do the following:
1. Log in as root. Type the following and press Enter. SU
2. 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
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.