This is done by using the ‘list’ command to provide information on the source host and path for the file admin:utils system upgrade list remote sftp 10.10.10.10 userID /install/softwarefiles/
First, we have to tell the host that we wish to start the upgrade process. For whatever reason you either want or need to execute an install from the CLI instead of the web portal.ġ. You have done backups, control tests, etc. The commands seem to operate independently, but in reality they work in conjunction and must be executed in a specific order.Īssume that you have a host 10.10.10.10, which is an SFTP server and you are upgrading to Version 6.1.3 of CUCM from 6.1.1.
What this blog covers is the order of execution for a software update. Check the Operating System Administration guide for your respective version. Description of each of these commands is fairly well document in the CCO documentation. The main branch of the CLI that we work with is the ‘utils system upgrade’ CLI. I could have restarted tomcat but why do that unnecessary step when you can use the CLI. However, I recently had an issue where the Install Software web interface was misbehaving and I couldn’t get anywhere. Usually the web interface is preferred for this operation because it provides status feedback while the CLI does not. But, knowing how to do what you need to via the CLI is always a handy tool. I experienced this specific issue on upgrading CUCM 6.1(1) to 6.1(3). When the OS Install Software web interface appears to hang and not process requests to start an upgrade you may need to execute it from the command shell.
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