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Upgrade health check using the checkup option

Use the following procedure to initiate an upgrade health check on an individual server or per server group basis.

Note:

The target ISO image file must be deployed before initiating a pre-upgrade health check. See Deploying an ISO file for more information. Additionally, a health check cannot be started on a server group or any individual servers in that group if another health check for that group is running. For example, a running network element based health check using the Checkup All option.
  1. Click Administration > Software Management > Upgrade.
  2. Select the appropriate server group tab that contains the target server(s).
  3. Optional: If you would like to selectively run a health check on individual server, highlight the server(s) from the listing.

    Note:

    To perform a health check on all servers in a server group, do not select any servers.
  4. Click Checkup.
  5. Select the appropriate Checkup Type using the options presented in the Health Check Settings pane.
  6. Depending on the checkup type, you might be required to select the appropriate ISO image file from the Upgrade ISO list. Table 3-42 lists the options.

    Table 3-42 Upgrade ISO options

    Option Description
    Advance Upgrade The user may optionally choose the target ISO image file from the Upgrade ISO list.
    Early Upgrade The user may optionally choose the target ISO image file from the Upgrade ISO list.
    Pre-Upgrade The user is required to choose the target ISO image file from the Upgrade ISO list.
    Post-Upgrade No image selection is required. The ISO list is disabled.
  7. Click OK.
The system initiates the health check. The user can monitor the progress of the task by selecting the Tasks list in the page control area. Once the task is complete, the user can access the results file either by selecting the active link under the details column in the Tasks list or by navigating to Status & Manage > Tasks > Active Tasks, selecting the appropriate server tab, and selecting the active link in the result details column. Either of these methods displays the Files page. See Files for information about managing files.