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Upgrading Version 4.2.3

or 4.2.4, ZenUp not in use

Note

The files are different for versions 4.2.3 and 4.2.4, and are located in different places on the Zenoss

Support site. Make sure to get the correct file.

Contact your Zenoss representative for login credentials.

2. Log in as root, or as a user with superuser privileges.

3. Install ZenUp with one of the following commands:

yum -y --nogpgcheck localinstall zenup-*.x86_64.rpm

9.3.1. Registering Resource Manager with ZenUp

1. Log in as user zenoss.

2. Register the installed version of Resource Manager with ZenUp by specifying the "pristine" file for that version.

Resource Manager 4.2.3: zenup init zenoss_resmgr-4.2.3-1695.el[56]-pristine-SP*.tgz $ZENHOME

Resource Manager 4.2.3: zenup init zenoss_resmgr-4.2.4-1859.el[56]-pristine-SP*.tgz $ZENHOME

If no patches are installed, zenup displays only the following messages:

Validating...

Initializing...

Replacing Resource Manager shebang in python files.

Checking for zenquilt installation

Success!

3. If no patches are installed, perform these steps:

a. Delete the registration.

zenup delete --force zenoss-resmgr-4.2.3

b. Proceed to the section titled "Upgrading Zenoss DataStore".

If patches are installed, proceed to the next section.

9.3.2. Checking for customizations

This procedure checks for customizations of items in the installed patch set, and of items that are not in the installed

patch set.

1. Log in as root, or as a user with superuser privileges.

2. Back up the patches.

cd /opt/zenoss

tar czf /home/zenoss/my4.2.x-patches.tgz ./.pc ./patches ./patches-binary

3. Log in as user zenoss.

4. Download the zencheckrps script from the https://support.zenoss.com site. Contact your Zenoss representative

for login credentials.

Note

You may place the script in any temporary location.

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