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The required package lists, whether you are using them for reference, as in the first option, or are

modifying them, as in the second option, are located on the OS Provisioning Server.

Red Hat: /FSboot/repository/linux/<RHEL version>.

For example, /FSboot/repository/linux/RHEL6.0server-x86_64/packages

SLES 10.3: /opt/FastScale/var/fsadmin/jobs/SLES10.0_sp3.basic.php

SLES 11.1: /opt/FastScale/var/fsadmin/jobs/SLES11.0_sp1.basic.php

For error messages due to missing packages, see the VCMTroubleshooting Guide.

Upgrade the OS Provisioning Server to 5.4.1

You cannot directly upgrade from OS Provisioning Server 5.4 to 5.4.1. Nor is OS Provisioning Server 5.4

compatible with VCM 5.4.1. You must install the new 5.4.1 OS Provisioning Server components, configure

the server, and import the operating system ISO files into the new database structure.

Before Upgrading the OS Provisioning Server

Review the upgrade constraints.

If the target machines in your current Provisionable Machines and Provisioned Machines data grids in

VCM are machines you intend to manage with VCM, complete the provisioning process, license, install

the Agent, and collect data from the target machines. This action ensures that the machines continue as

managed machines. All provisioning history and the ability to reprovision the managed machines from

the Provisioned Machines data grid is no long available after you upgrade.

Ensure that there are no outstanding provisioning actions. The Provisionable Machines data grid should

not include any target machines that must be installed before you upgrade. Click Administration and

select Machines Manager > OS Provisioning > Provisionable Machines.

Upgrading the OS Provisioning Server

The OS Provisioning Server includes new components and a new database structure. You cannot use any

part of the 5.4 OS Provisioning Server. You must uninstall your existing OS Provisioning Server server and

configure the system as specified in the VCM Hardware and Software Requirements Guide, then install and

configure the new OS Provisioning Server. See "Installing, Configuring, and Upgrading the OS

Provisioning Server and Components" on page 21.

You must also import your distributions into the new database structure. See "Import Distributions into

the OS Provisioning Server Repository" on page 33.

In VCM, after you install, configure, and import the distributions, you must collect the OS distributions

from the new OS Provisioning Server before you can begin provisioning target machines. See "Getting

Started with Operating System Provisioning" on page 199.

After Upgrading the OS Provisioning Server

All provisioned machines that were licensed, on which the Agent was installed, and from which data was

collected are fully managed machines in VCM. They are displayed in VCM based on the installed

operating system. However, they are not longer displayed in the Provisioned Machines data grid and they

are not available for reprovisioning using the Re-provision wizard.

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