04-12-2012 03:01 PM
Our server that is currently running LMS 3.2 is going to have to be rebuilt. That means that LMS 3.2 is going to be blown away. The only thing I am interested in saving is the Config Archive in RME. The LMS 3.2 was purchased as and upgrade from LMS 3.1 which was purchased as an upgrade from LMS 2.6. Will I have to install each version of LMS until I get to 3.2? TIA
04-12-2012 10:41 PM
What you Can do is running a fullbackup and copy the files off server.
When you have installed the same version you stop the deamonmanager and run the cli restore command.
In regards to installation you need two things.
1. The dvd or iso ( the installation media)
2. The licensefile
You can install the lms3.2 to start with and then All the different updates etc.
Allthough you need to know that that version is old and you should consider the latest version 4.2 aka Cisco Prime. Also consider the fact that you Can run it as an appliance by downloadning the ova file
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04-13-2012 08:13 AM
According to Cisco TAC, I would have to start with LMS 2.6, then upgrade to LMS 3.1 and then finally install LMS 3.2.
04-13-2012 09:27 AM
Really? I thought it'd be only a matter of installing LMS 3.2 eval on the new host, and restoring your existing LMS 3.2's backup to it (very similar to the so-called "remote migration"). At least that's whatI recall having to move LMS to a different box due to external circumstances.
04-13-2012 11:24 AM
Hi Bob,
There may be some confusion. I checked with your License and it should work directly on LMS 3.2.
You can directly install LMS 3.2 and apply the license you have, it will work.
-Thanks
Vinod
04-13-2012 11:43 AM
I just got off the phone with Cisco. They said I have to start at LMS 2.6, then 3.1 and finally LMS 3.2. Talk about confusion!
04-13-2012 04:20 PM
Bob,
What Vinod told you: Been there. Done that. It works.
LMS 3 has 3.X licenses. They will work in any 3 version.
You can restore a 3.X or even a 2.6 backup.
Cheers,
Michel
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