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Upgrade plan from CUCM 7.1.5 to CUCM 9.1

Andrei Fokin
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        Hi all!

I plan to execute an upgrade of CUCM of a cluster from version 7.1.5 (three MCS7835 servers) on version 9.1 (on two UCS C260 TRC servers).

On the basis of documentation and requirements of the Customer to breaks in telephony service I prepared the plan of carrying out procedure of an upgrade:

1. Refresh upgrade Publisher MCS-server from 7.1.5 to 9.1 (unsupported for 9.1) and switch to 9.1.

2. Perform DRS-backup from Publisher-server

3. Switch to inactive Partition (return Publisher to 7.1.5)

3. Install the new Cisco Unified Communications Manager version on your new supported first node in isolated LAN with same ip-addresses as old CUCM)

4. Install license to new Cisco Unified Communications Manager

5. Restore first node of  new Cisco Unified Communications Manager from DRS-backup

6. Install two new subscribers on isolated LAN and add additional subscribers to cluster

7. Check all services at new CUCM cluster.

8. Disconnect old CUCM cluster and simultaneously connect new cluster to LAN

The main idea of such plan of updating - to keep telephony service on an old cluster of CUCM until readiness of a new cluster and to check a new cluster before introduction in operation.

I will be grateful if someone finds a little time to check mistakes in my plan.

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Rob Huffman
Hall of Fame
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Hi Andrei,

I don't mean to sidetrack your planning here, but have you looked

into the new "Jump" upgrade for CUCM? Your current scenario

seems to fit perfectly into the Jump upgrade plan and it's designed

for high availability just as you desire.

Have a look at the attached doc

Cheers!

Rob

"A smile relieves a heart that grieves" 

- Stones

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Rob Huffman
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hi Andrei,

I don't mean to sidetrack your planning here, but have you looked

into the new "Jump" upgrade for CUCM? Your current scenario

seems to fit perfectly into the Jump upgrade plan and it's designed

for high availability just as you desire.

Have a look at the attached doc

Cheers!

Rob

"A smile relieves a heart that grieves" 

- Stones

Hi Rob!

It is the excellent document! Thanks, I will take it as a basis plan preparations for carrying out an upgrade.

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