Veritas Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions Release Notes
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182Upgrading to 6.0.3Upgrading to 6.0.3Upgrading Veritas products using Live Upgrade from 6.0.1 to6.0.3 with OS upgradeThis section describes how to upgrade SF, SFHA, SFCFSHA, SFSYBASECE, or SFfor Oracle RAC from 6.0.1 to 6.0.3 using Live Upgrade where OS upgrade isinvolved.To upgrade your Veritas product using Live Upgrade1 Ensure that 6.0.1 is installed and configured on PBE.See your Veritas product 6.0.1 Installation Guide for more information.2 Run the vxlustart -V command to ensure there are no problems beforebeginning the Live Upgrade process.If the vxlustart -V command reports success, proceed with running thevxlustart command.If the vxlustart -V command reports errors, correct the problem, and runthe vxlustart -V command again.Note: This vxlustart -V command does not catch failures that are reportedby Solaris Live Upgrade commands.3 Run the vxlustart command to start the Live Upgrade for your Veritasproduct:# ./vxlustart -v -u target_os_version -s osimage_path -d disk_name4 If you are upgrading from Solaris 9 Update x to Solaris 10 Update y, uninstallVeritas products on ABE, else go to Step 6.# ./installprod -rootpath /altroot_path5 Install Veritas products again on ABE.# ./installprod -rootpath /altroot_path6 Run the installmr command to upgrade your Veritas product:# ./installmr -rootpath /altroot_path
Upgrading to 6.0.3Upgrading to 6.0.31837 In case of SFRAC, refer to the “Completing the Live upgrade” section in SFRAC6.0.1 Installation and Configuration guide. For other products, go to the nextstep.8 Run the vxlufinish command to complete the Live Upgrade:■If the primary root disk is not encapsulated, run the following command:# ./vxlufinish -u target_os_version■If the primary root disk is encapsulated by VxVM, run the followingcommand:# ./vxlufinish -u target_os_version -g diskgroup9 Restart all the nodes in the cluster. The boot environment on the alternatedisk is activated when you restart the nodes.# shutdown -g0 -y -i610 Verify that the alternate boot environment is active.# lustatus11 In a cluster environment, make sure that all the GAB ports are up. Note thatdifferent ports appear for different products.# gabconfig -a12 In case of SFRAC, refer to the “Performing post-upgrade Tasks” section torelink Oracle RAC libraries with SF Oracle RAC from 6.0.1 Installation andConfiguration guide.Performing a rolling upgrade using the installmr scriptYou can use rolling upgrades to upgrade one product from a release to the nextwith minimal application downtime.■■■About rolling upgradesPrerequisites for a rolling upgradesPerforming a rolling upgrade using the installer
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Upgrading to 6.0.3Upgrading to 6.0.31837 In case of SFRAC, refer to the “Completing the Live upgrade” section in SFRAC6.0.1 Installation <strong>and</strong> Configuration guide. For other products, go to the nextstep.8 Run the vxlufinish comm<strong>and</strong> to complete the Live Upgrade:■If the primary root disk is not encapsulated, run the following comm<strong>and</strong>:# ./vxlufinish -u target_os_version■If the primary root disk is encapsulated by VxVM, run the followingcomm<strong>and</strong>:# ./vxlufinish -u target_os_version -g diskgroup9 Restart all the nodes in the cluster. The boot environment on the alternatedisk is activated when you restart the nodes.# shutdown -g0 -y -i610 Verify that the alternate boot environment is active.# lustatus11 In a cluster environment, make sure that all the GAB ports are up. Note thatdifferent ports appear for different products.# gabconfig -a12 In case of SFRAC, refer to the “Performing post-upgrade Tasks” section torelink Oracle RAC libraries with SF Oracle RAC from 6.0.1 Installation <strong>and</strong>Configuration guide.Performing a rolling upgrade using the installmr scriptYou can use rolling upgrades to upgrade one product from a release to the nextwith minimal application downtime.■■■About rolling upgradesPrerequisites for a rolling upgradesPerforming a rolling upgrade using the installer
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