Upgrade the portal server ConfigEngine tool
to the current level.
Attention: Complete the following step on the
target portal server primary node and secondary nodes.
To upgrade the ConfigEngine tool , run the following command:- Windows: PortalServer_root\bin\upgradeConfigEngine.bat profile_name -conntype connection_type -WasRemoteHostName host_name -WasSoapPort port_number -user admin_name -password admin_password -LocalHostName local_host_name
- Linux : PortalServer_root/bin/upgradeConfigEngine.sh profile_name -conntype connection_type -WasRemoteHostName host_name -WasSoapPort port_number -user admin_name -password admin_password -LocalHostName local_host_name
- IBM® i: PortalServer_root/bin/upgradeConfigEngine.sh profile_name -conntype connection_type -WasRemoteHostName host_name -WasSoapPort port_number -user admin_name -password admin_password -LocalHostName local_host_name
where
- profile_name
- Specifies the name of the WebSphere® Application
Server profile that is
the target of the upgrade.
- connection_type
- Specifies the type of connection that should be established. Valid
connection types are SOAP (default), to be used for
managed systems and NONE to be used for non-managed
systems.
- host_name
- Specifies the host name of the application server (when migrating
a stand-alone server) or Deployment Manager (when migrating a clustered
environment).
- port_number
- Specifies the port number of the application server (when migrating
a stand-alone server) or Deployment Manager (when migrating a clustered
environment).
- admin_name
- Specifies the administrator user ID for the application server.
- admin_password
- Specifies the password for the administrator user ID.
- local_host_name
- Specifies the local system's host name. In a non-managed environment,
this is the same as host_name.
Trace information is stored in the UpgradeConfigEngineTrace.log file in the wp_profile_root/ConfigEngine/log directory.