About this task
Note:
If your installation uses a dedicated Primary EPM server, you should always restore the Primary EPM server first and then you can restore each Auxiliary EPM and MPP server separately.
Before you begin
Ensure that you have access to the backup files taken before the upgrade. For more
information about backing up the existing data, see Backing up data.
Procedure
- Install the previous
version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server using the Red Hat Enterprise Server installation CD-ROM and
the exact options you used for the 6.0.x, 7.0.x, or 7.1 software installation.
- Reinstall the EPM software from your 6.0.x, 7.0.x, or 7.1 software installation DVD.
Ensure that you select the same options that you selected during
the first install.
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Restore your Experience Portal database from the backup as described in the document Upgrading to Avaya Experience Portal 8.1.
- If you have changed
the default log and alarm retention periods, reset those values as
described in Administering Avaya Experience Portal.
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If you have previously changed the Session timeout
(minutes) field in , update this field again.
For more information, see Administering Avaya Experience
Portal.
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If you have previously changed the Purge and Retention
field in , update this field again.
For more information, see Administering Avaya Experience
Portal.
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If you have previously enabled Organizations for the
system, re-enable it by executing the following script:
$AVAYA_HOME/Support/VP-Tools/EnableOrganizations
For more information on Enabling organization level access in
Experience Portal, see Administering Avaya Experience
Portal.
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If you are restoring a co-resident application server on the Experience Portal
server, follow the steps in Optional: Updating the co-resident application server.
Note:
For major version upgrades of Tomcat, it is also recommended that the
deployed applications and application support runtime libraries are
re-generated for the updated version of Tomcat.
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If you have previously deployed and configured any Managed Applications,
re-install and deploy the managed application.