Updating an existing configuration profile for upgrade
Update the configuration profile from the original application server, changing values as appropriate for your new configuration.
Before you begin
About this task
Procedure
- Open your completed Installation and Upgrade
Worksheet file. Tip: In the worksheet file, verify that the Data > Filter > AutoFilter command is enabled. To view only Configuration Manager values, filter by CM: Edit Installation Profile in the Installation or Configuration Program column.
- In Configuration Manager, select File > Upgrade Profile, or click the Create a profile for an upgrade installation icon in the toolbar.
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Locate the server entry that corresponds to the profile that was copied from the original
application server. The wizard screens that are displayed depend on whether an existing Servers.xml file was found in the ce_install_path\ContentEngine directory, where ce_install_path is the location where Content Platform Engine or Content Engine is installed.
Option Description Servers.xml contains 1 server The upgrade wizard reads the server information from the Servers.xml file. If the Servers.xml file does not contain information on the deployment type, you must select a deployment type. Servers.xml contains more than 1 server The upgrade wizard reads the server information from the Servers.xml file. You must select a single server to upgrade from the list of servers that was found in Servers.xml. If the Servers.xml file does not contain information on the deployment type, you must select a deployment type. Servers.xml was not found If the Servers.xml file cannot be found, your upgrade process more closely resembles an upgrade to a new instance. The upgrade wizard cannot determine any information about your existing server. You must name the profile, provide a location for the profile, and provide the application server properties. See Configuring Content Platform Engine into a new application server instance with a new profile for details.
If you want to use the settings in your configuration profile for the upgrade, you can recreate the Servers.xml file before you run the Create Upgrade Configuration Profile wizard. For instructions, see Re-creating the Servers.xml file.
The upgrade profile is displayed as an icon in the left pane with icons for the tasks that are required for your upgrade path. -
Open the profile and select Edit Application Server Properties.
Attention:
WebSphere® Application
Server: If you
are editing the profile for a highly available clustered environment, use the profile for the
WebSphere Application
Server deployment manager. - In the Edit Application Server Properties window,
change or verify the following values. They must match the new application
server, not the server you are migrating from.
- Application server version
- Application server SOAP port
- Application server host
- Application server cell
- Optional: WebSphere Application
Server only. In the Set
Properties for Application Server screen, click Test
Connection to test the connection between Configuration Manager and the application
server by using the information that you provided. The test is optional, and you can proceed in the wizard even if the test fails. If the test fails, make sure that the application server is running and that the application server property values that you entered match the values that are defined in your application server.