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Choose your upgrade path. Download the appropriate PPM file. Apply it in OpManager. Restart OpManager. Choose your upgrade path Current build Upgrade path to the latest build 12300 & above - Install the to move to the latest build 10 - to migrate to build 0 / 12100 - Install the to move to build 0 - to download the service pack to move to build 12200 ( ) 11100 / 11200 / 11300 / 11400 / 11500 - Install the to move to build 11600 Build below 11100 - to know the steps.
Note: • for all OpManager versions till 11.5. • Only users with a valid AMS (Annual Maintenance and Support) contract are eligible to download Service packs and other upgrades.
Refer for more details. Steps to apply the service pack upgrade to OpManager • Shut down OpManager. (If OpManager is running as a windows service, stop the service from 'Control Panel' > 'Services' window and close the window) • Start Command Prompt as an administrator by right-clicking CMD → Run as Administrator. ( to see the screenshot.) • Backup your database. ( to know the steps.) • End the processes: Open the Task Manager and make sure the processes 'java.exe' or 'wrapper.exe' of OpManager and the plug-ins (NetFlow, NCM & IPAM) are terminated. If not, terminate the processes. • Backup OpManager folder: Take a copy of ' folder.
This step is to back up the product configuration settings and the plug-in data. • Launch Update Manager - Go to '/bin' folder and run the script 'UpdateManager.bat' ( UpdateManager.sh for Linux).
• Click 'Browse' button to select the Upgrade Pack file (the.ppm file that you had downloaded) and choose 'Install'. • Follow the on-screen instructions to apply the Service/Upgrade Pack. • Once the upgrade is complete, start OpManager Service for the changes to take effect. Remember, if you are applying more than one upgrade pack, you have to follow the above instructions for applying each upgrade pack. For instance, if you are on build 11100 and have to move to 11600, here is how you should go about it. • Follow steps 1 to 9 to upgrade to build 11100.
Ensure you start OpManager after this upgrade. • Again stop OpManager and follow steps 1 to 9 to move to build 11600. How can I find the build number of OpManager? • In the Web Client, click on the 'Administrator' icon in the top right corner of the page. • Search for the 'Build Number' among the product details listed. • Check the following image guide to locate the build number. Want help with upgrading OpManager to the latest version?
Dennis Oland was juggling the routine demands of parenthood on the day his father was beaten to death, texting his kids about basketball games and dental braces. There were discussions about kayaking, going to the beach and a mechanical problem with the sailboat his second wife, Lisa, co-owned with a friend. 'Typical day?' Defence lawyer Michael Lacy asked on Thursday as Oland testified at his trial for the second-degree murder of his father, Richard, on July 6, 2011. Boxford cad cam design tools serial. 'Yeah,' Oland answered. 'Four kids are a lot of work.'
The quiet-spoken investment adviser was also at work that day, at CIBC Wood Gundy in Saint John. He had asked the company to help him get through a 'cash crunch' caused largely by spousal and child support payments, and a monthly instalment he was struggling to pay his father for an earlier, $500,000 loan. The prosecution has suggested Dennis Oland bludgeoned his father to death in a fit of rage triggered by his personal money problems. Oland acknowledged in court he was carrying a lot of debt, but he calmly insisted it was never a big concern. 'The ongoing accumulation of debt, was it a concern for you?' Lacy asked after going over several, expensive international trips Dennis and Lisa took in the months prior to the killing.
'No,' Oland answered, adding it was the way he and his wife lived. 'It's stuff we always did and it was a continuation of that.' Later on July 6, 2011, Oland dropped by his father's nearby office to discuss an interest shared by father and son: the genealogy and history of the Oland family, a well-known Maritime business family that has its roots in England. His father was a former executive of the family owned Moosehead Breweries Ltd., Canada's oldest independent brewery. Dennis Oland had recently returned from a lengthy trip to England and he told the court he wanted to discuss his family history findings with his father. His late afternoon visit marked the last known time Richard Oland was seen alive.