Prerequisites for Infrastructure Management Server upgrade
General prerequisites
- Access the installation program by using one of these methods:
- DVD — Insert the installation DVD. In the <installLocation>\Windows directory, open the TSIMServer\Disk1 folder.
- BMC Software EPD website (http://webapps.bmc.com/epd) — For more information about downloading the Infrastructure Management software, see Downloading the Infrastructure Management installation files.
Ensure that you have prepared your setup for upgrade. See Prerequisites for upgrade.
- In the distributed service model environment, ensure that you add the isDSIMEnabled=true entry in the /pw/custom/conf/pronet.conf file and restart the TrueSight Infrastructure Management server using the following pw command: #pw system start on both central and child servers.
- In the cloud-enabled environment, ensure that the isCloudDeployment=true entry is present in the /pw/custom/conf/pronet.conf file.
Ensure that you have merged any customized KBs in your Infrastructure Management 10.5 or 10.5.xx implementation and ProactiveNet (or Infrastructure Management) 9.6.00.002 implementation. Note the file path where the merged KB directory resides. See Cell configuration migration (cells).
- Ensure that you have migrated the customized KBs in your Infrastructure Management 11.0 implementation. Follow the procedure for using the mmigrate utility as described in Using-the-mmigrate-utility.
When satisfied that the merged KB is working properly, you can begin the server upgrade procedure. Note the directory path of each migrated KB. The directory path should follow this hierarchy structure: /topLevelDirectory/mergedKB/serve/etc/cellName, where /server/etc/cellName is the standard subdirectory. - Close all open BMC related application windows.
- (Microsoft Windows) If you are upgrading to Infrastructure Management on German and French operating systems and using the Oracle database, then before the upgrade, you must manually grant Administrator access to the dbuser file located in the pw\pronto\conf directory.
- (Microsoft Windows) If you are upgrading the Infrastructure Management Server on an IPv6 Windows host, ensure that the IP helper service is started.
- Ensure that you have upgraded the TrueSight Presentation Server to the latest version.
- Stop access to the TrueSight Infrastructure Management database from other BMC products such as TrueSight Operations Management Reporting, or TrueSight Capacity Optimization. You can restore access to the database once the upgrade process is complete.
- Disconnect all the Integration Services that are connected to the Infrastructure Management server from the Configuration > Managed Devices page in the TrueSight console.
- Ensure that you can ping the local host. For example, if you are using the IPv6 protocol on Linux, use the ping6 command to make sure that the local host is available.
- Run the Preinstall check utility.
- If you have custom cells created in your environment, ensure that you stop them before the upgrade and then restart them after the upgrade.
If you have imported the custom CA certificate for the associated Remedy Single Sign-On server, you need to run the following command on the ProactiveNet (or Infrastructure Management) server to import the custom certificate:
keytool -importcert -alias "<alias name>" -file "<.cert file path>" -keystore "<cacerts path>" -noprompt -storepass changeitExample:
keytool -importcert -alias ssoserver -file C:\HostA.bmc.com -keystore ..\lib\security\cacerts -storepass changeit
If you have customized service management data in the di_models.baroc file present in the <Infrastructure Management Server Install Directory>\pw\server\etc\<psname> directory, do the following before upgrading the Infrastructure Management Server to ensure that the customized service management data is retained after the upgrade:
Where to go from here
For upgrading Infrastructure Management Server on Microsoft Windows, see Upgrading-the-Infrastructure-Management-server-on-Microsoft-Windows.
For upgrading Infrastructure Management Server on Linux, see Upgrading-the-Infrastructure-Management-server-on-Linux.