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Script #2: upgrade preparation – Grass Valley iControl Upgrade Guide User Manual

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Script #2: Upgrade Preparation

5. Activate binary transfer mode by typing the following command:

bin

6. Transfer the platform upgrade file to the Application Server by typing the following command:

put [full path to]\446-27G01-xxx.sh

7. Type

quit

, then press <Enter >to close the FTP session.

8. Type

exit

, then press <Enter> to close the DOS command line window.

9. Using the same login credentials (user name:

miranda

, password:

icontrol

), open PuTTY to

establish a superuser SSH connection with the iControl Application Server (see

"Using PuTTY", on

page 3

).

10.Execute the platform upgrade file in the directory

/home/miranda

on the Application Server by

typing the following command:

sh 446-27G01-xxx.sh

11.Type

exit

, then press <Enter> to end the superuser session.

12.Type

exit

again, then press <Enter> to close the PuTTY command line window.

Script #2: Upgrade Preparation

If you are planning to upgrade an existing iControl version 2.xx system, we recommend that you perform
the following procedure in order to make it easier to revert back (downgrade) to version 2.xx should the
need arise:

To run the upgrade preparation script:

1. On the Start menu, point to All Programs, then to Accessories, and click Command Prompt.

A DOS command line window appears.

2. Open an FTP session on the Application Server by typing the following command:

ftp AAA.BB.CC.DD

where

AAA.BBB.CC.DD

is the Application Server’s IP address (e.g.

10.0.3.6

).

3. When prompted, type the user name and the password.

4. Activate binary transfer mode by typing the following command:

bin

5. Transfer the upgrade preparation file to the Application Server by typing the following command:

Note: The backslash (

\

) is used here because you are transferring from the Windows file system.

Note: Application Servers are configured by default with the user name

miranda

and the

password

icontrol

, but these may have been changed by your system administrator.