Applying feature packs or fix packs on Remote Cells in the high-availability mode

Where you are in the Applying-feature-packs-or-fix-packs process

Perform the following steps to apply feature packs or fix packs on remote cells in high-availability mode:

1. Stop both the primary and secondary cells. For more information, see Starting or stopping the cell

2. Install the Fix Pack on the secondary cell. For more information, see:
   (Using the wizard) Applying-feature-packs-or-fix-packs-on-the-Integration-Service-and-Remote-Cell-in-the-standalone-mode-using-the-wizard
   (Silently) Applying-feature-packs-or-fix-packs-on-the-Integration-Service-and-Remote-Cell-in-the-standalone-mode-silently

3. After installation, stop the secondary cell. For more information, see Starting or stopping the cell

4. Install the Fix Pack on the primary cell. For more information, see: 
   (Using the wizard) Applying-feature-packs-or-fix-packs-on-the-Integration-Service-and-Remote-Cell-in-the-standalone-mode-using-the-wizard
   (Silently) Applying-feature-packs-or-fix-packs-on-the-Integration-Service-and-Remote-Cell-in-the-standalone-mode-silently

5. Manually start the secondary cell. For more information, see Starting or stopping the cell

6. Run the following command from a pw command prompt window to verify that both the primary and secondary cells are running:
   mgetinfo -n <cell name> -v activity
   The primary cell should be in Full Activity mode and the secondary cell should be in Standby mode.

Where to go from here

Step 3 Phase B — Now that you have successfully installed the feature pack or fix pack on the Integration Service and Remote Cell, you must install it on the Infrastructure Management server.