Operating system (OS) updates can be installed on the HyperScale Edge node to ensure that the OS has the most recent updates.
Before You Begin
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The CommServe and the HyperScale Edge node must be in Platform Release 11.32.63(or later).
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The update process installs the updates provided by Red Hat for the OS.
The process does not update other RPMs that may have been manually installed on the nodes, including other third-party RPMs that may have been manually installed on the nodes.
Procedure
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Verify that the remote cache is set up on the HyperScale Edge node using the following steps:
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From the navigation pane, go to Manage > System > Maintenance.
The Maintenance page appears.
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Click Download/copy software.
The Download/copy software section appears, showing the current feature release, the latest available feature release, and the last job that was run.
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Click Schedule Job
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The Download/copy software dialog box appears.
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In Remote caches to sync, expand Servers and make sure the HyperScale Edge node is listed. (This is automatically created when you configure the storage pool.)
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Click Cancel to close the dialog box.
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Download the latest updates and populate the remote cache as follows:
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From the navigation pane, go to Manage > System > Maintenance.
The Maintenance page appears.
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Click Download/copy software.
The Download/copy software section appears, showing the current feature release, the latest available feature release, and the last job that was run.
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Click Run job
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The Download/copy software dialog box appears.
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Select Download software using Internet or Local Copy, depending on your environment.
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In Download installation media, select the available feature release or maintenance release installation files that you want to download.
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In Operating system options, select the Unix check box, and then select Linux x86_64 from the drop-down list.
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The latest OS updates will be downloaded, irrespective of the selected option.
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In Remote caches to sync, select the HyperScale Edge node in which the remote cache is configured.
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Click Download.
Monitor the progress of the download job to ensure that the software is successfully downloaded and synchronized. For more information, see Viewing Jobs.
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Set the Commvault Cloud Backup Gateways associated with the node in the Maintenance mode. For more information, see Setting the Commvault Cloud Backup Gateway on Maintenance Mode.
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On the system console (for example, using KVM, not SSH) of the node on which the remote cache is configured, press Ctrl+Alt+F2 to get to login prompt, log on to the node, and then navigate to the following folder:
/opt/commvault/MediaAgent
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Update the operating system binaries using following command:
The installation process will start. The progress of the installation is displayed. (The sequence is also logged in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/cvupgradeos.log.)# ./cvupgradeos.py -upgrade_os_only
Note the following:
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At the end of update installation, each node will be rebooted before moving on to the next node.
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The remote cache node (or the node from which the OS updates are installed) will be the last node to reboot. The upgrade will automatically resume after the reboot but may take some time to complete the post upgrade operations in this node.
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Once the last node has rebooted, log back into the node and navigate to the following folder:
/opt/commvault/MediaAgent
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Once the installation is completed, check the status of the installation using the following command:
# ./cvupgradeos.py -status
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If there is a failure, investigate the reason for the failure in /var/log/commvault/Log_Files/cvupgradeos.log. Correct the issue causing the failure and then rerun
cvupgradeos.py
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Using the Metallic console, remove the Commvault Cloud Backup Gateways associated with the nodes from Maintenance mode. For more information, see Setting the Commvault Cloud Backup Gateway on Maintenance Mode.
Result
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The updates will be installed in the HyperScale Edge node.
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If the OS version is upgraded, you can verify the OS version as follows:
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From the navigation pane, go to Manage > Server groups.
The Server groups page appears.
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The server name, OS version, and other details are displayed for each server in the server group.
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