Hi all
1st post. Wooo
I'm planning to upgrade our Veeam Server from 5.0.1 to 5.0.2
Is it a straight in-place upgrade? I've got the Veeam installer but I have 3 options, which one should I choose to run
Veeam_Backup_Enterprise_Manager_Setup_x64
Veeam_Backup_Search_Setup_x64
Veeam_Backup_Setup_x64
Also, any pitfalls I should look out for when upgrading
Many thanks
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Re: Upgrade 5.0.1 to 5.0.2
Hello Petrit,
Please find the upgrade instructions required in our Release Notes document:
http://www.veeam.com/files/release_note ... _notes.pdf
There shouldn't be any pitfalls, but make sure you update every Veeam B&R component in your infrastructure. Thanks.
Please find the upgrade instructions required in our Release Notes document:
http://www.veeam.com/files/release_note ... _notes.pdf
There shouldn't be any pitfalls, but make sure you update every Veeam B&R component in your infrastructure. Thanks.
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Re: Upgrade 5.0.1 to 5.0.2
Hello,
It's a pretty straight forward installation. I have installed all three products of this group. In my environment, we have a large amount of SQL databases and I during upgrade you have to point to your existing SQL Veeam database. Since I haven't setup the application I had to ask a few programmers.
I personal do a backup of the Veeam folder itself (I don;t need it but I have the habit to do so with most of my upgrades). Otherwise, there is nothing much, it's pretty straight forward.
It's a pretty straight forward installation. I have installed all three products of this group. In my environment, we have a large amount of SQL databases and I during upgrade you have to point to your existing SQL Veeam database. Since I haven't setup the application I had to ask a few programmers.
I personal do a backup of the Veeam folder itself (I don;t need it but I have the habit to do so with most of my upgrades). Otherwise, there is nothing much, it's pretty straight forward.
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